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What I Do
I am first and foremost a Gameplay and Level Designer, but I am also aquainted with most other aspects of game development, thanks to my experience working solo and in cross-disciplinary teams.
I have worked hard on developing self sufficient, in order to quickly put my ideas into prototypes. This also means that I have developed a superb ability to learn new skills on the fly, in order to tackle issues I didn't know anything about before.
My Experiences
Experience
No Game Dev Jobs Yet
I am new to the industry, but that doesn't mean I have nothing to bring. My passion for game design is immense, and I am more than eager to work with my passion.
So go ahead, contact me!
Education
Game Design Bachelor's Program
Uppsala University
Campus Gotland - 2020-2023
I have studied Game Design at Campus Gotland, and as of writing have 195 credits within the program, taking extra courses to broaden my knowledge of the field.
Media & Communication Bachelor's Degree
Örebro University - 2016-2019
I have a Bachelor in Media and Communication. My focus here was on design and strategic communication.
IT and Game Design
IT-Gymnasiet - 2012-2015
Where my interest in game design and development began!
I learned about the basic concepts that go into making a game, and it prepared me for further studies.
Other Skills
Unity
I have plenty of experience working with most parts of Unity, primarily in 2D, but also some in 3D.
C#
In my journey to become self sufficient, I have come to learn about C#, primarily in relation to Unity.
Unreal 4 & 5
I have worked with level design in Unreal Engine 4 & 5, including building environments and working with Blueprints to create and modify game behaviours.
Blender
In order to understand as much as possible about all aspects of game design, I've begun to familiarize myself with Blender. While I have some experience from before, the experience I've gained from blender has proven valuable not just for myself, but in a team scenario.
Adobe CC
I am familiar with working in Adobe CC, primarily (but not exclusively) in Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign.