I am a video game developer, game designer, and technical director focused on building systems that make game worlds feel alive. I grew up in Glendale, California, where my interest in technology and storytelling began at a young age. Like many kids, I loved playing video games, but I quickly became curious about how they were made. That curiosity led me to start learning programming as a teenager using books, tutorials, and whatever tools I could find.

I later studied Computer Science at the University of California, Irvine, with a minor in Game Design and Interactive Media. During that time I focused on areas such as artificial intelligence systems, game engine architecture, and procedural world generation. Those subjects eventually shaped the direction of my career.

I began working in the game industry in 2009 as a gameplay programmer and gradually moved into more senior technical roles. Over the years I have contributed to projects including Eclipse of Empires, Neon Circuit, and Frontier Architects, working on AI systems, dynamic environments, and gameplay mechanics.

In 2021 I founded Nissani Interactive, an independent game studio where I focus on narrative-driven games and experimental AI-powered gameplay systems. I enjoy exploring new ideas and building interactive worlds where players can create their own experiences.