Game development as a whole has been my passion for years. It started with pixel art during high school. This made me want to become a 3D artist. The study did not fit and I set my eyes on the goal to become a game designer. I designed games for projects, followed up by creating most of the code in Unity and before I knew it, I had a C# internship.

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Ever since my passion for coding has only grown. The brief backgrounds in other departments have helped a lot during my short professional careers in order to communicate efficiently. 

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I am not going to hide the fact that my game design study left some holes in my dedicated programming education, as the study itself only touched upon the basics. However, even during my study I have been working hard to fill those gabs through self-study, work, lots of personal projects and collaboration with other programmers and friends. I have no issues bombarding a task with my spare-time motivated by my own learning goals, curiosity or the challenge.