As a Producer, I am highly motivated about building up others around me - leading and driving teams along a path of making their dream games possible, where I strive for both happier teams and outstanding gameplay experiences for fans. I am constantly on the lookout for new learning opportunities, where I can grow in my knowledge of game development and in my ability as a game producer.

My passion for game development ignited when I was invited by Bethesda Softworks to playtest the Nuclear Winter update to Fallout 76 at Bethesda Game Studios in Dallas, Texas. I was immensely inspired by how game development functions through many moving parts and teams of incredibly talented people. This experience sparked the transformation of my passion for games to newfound career aspirations of joining a studio and facilitating the production of ambitious projects that can provide fun experiences to audiences everywhere.

The latest stage of this career journey has brought me to studying Computer Gameplay Design and Production at Staffordshire University in the UK, where I have built my skills in production. I have gone on to apply this skillset to multiple high-achieving game jam titles and two commercialised titles within the university’s in-house Bulldog Studios. Both titles were successful at the TIGA Games Industry Awards 2023, where MechHead won Best Arcade Game and Mental Block was nominated for Best Puzzle Game.

Outside of production, I have spent 6+ years volunteering for Bethesda by representing their brand both offline and online, such as manning booths at Starfield’s UK launch event, through to moderating their Discord servers with 100,000+ members. I also proactively contribute to the UESP, a wiki dedicated to The Elder Scrolls series, where I build documentation to provide insight to other players and liaise with contacts at Bethesda.

When I’m not playing games, I love listening to techno music, researching family history (14,000+ so far!), and enjoying Vietnamese cuisine (especially ca phe and pho). Admittedly, I have a soft spot for cute ferret videos on YouTube, where I am constantly reminded that I do not have one… yet. :)