Mobile Developer

Responsibilities:
I was selected to participate in the Ubisoft Coding Campus, trained for the role of Online
Programmer for a 7 month survival-of-the-fittest-bootcamp. A 2D top-down shooter game was
given as a roll-on project. The game had implemented only the core parts: physics engine,
rendering, I/O system file and a network layer skeleton. Me and my colleagues had to
implement and add various functionalities on top of that.
The campus and game assignments were divided into three main parts: gameplay,
multiplayer and online. There were weekly tasks and deadlines, simulating the real production
environment.
Gameplay:
- applied newtonian mathematics and physics required for the 2D world objects interactions
Multiplayer:
- synchronizing players (and other NPC objects) over LAN
- learned to send data packets over LAN using UDP, TCP and to format them
- implementation of a matchmaking system with players from local or LAN sessions
- tested the ability to view the problem as a whole, dividing it to smaller parts, having multiple
solutions to the task, crafting a more of an architect view rather than a straightforward goimplement approach
Online:
- built a local server in Python using Pyramid library
- stored user information in MySql and generated authentication tokens
- refactored the matchmaking system so that it was centralised via the server, using Redis
database for storing tokens
- basic usage of Docker for scaling the online services
Accomplishments:
- C++ major boost
- increased my levels of Python and scripting
- database programming : MySql, Redis

Responsibilities:
My day to day activities involved the study of different material samples, using an Atomic
Force Microscope, to determine their structural rigidity and roughness. We focused on metals
and alloys, used in the automotive industry.
Accomplishments:
Internship evaluation.