About Me

It started with games. I spent my teens building indie games, learning 3D modeling, animation, coding, and rendering out of pure curiosity. FishfaceGames grew into a small indie studio, four published titles, and 50,000 players. But more than the games themselves, I loved the craft of building something from nothing and shipping it.

Then I bought a broken 1994 Honda Del Sol Si.

Restoring it opened a new world. I became obsessed with how cars are designed, engineered, and assembled, and realized the skills I had from game development mapped directly onto automotive work. 3D modeling became CAD. Rendering became HMI visualization and product rendering. Scripted game logic became embedded systems and CAN Bus. The transition felt natural.

That path took me through Honda Research Institute, Brandmotion, and now Ford Motor Company, always at the intersection of software, hardware, and the human experience inside a vehicle.