A neurospicy perpetual ponderer of the long game, I have a thirst for maintaining my track record of creating lasting and scalable experiences that matter, all starting with an MVP.
On the world building and writer side in web3 spaces, I firmly believe lore is the DAO of culture. This is most recently seen in my work at Altered State Machine, where I brought about the creation and growth of narratives and brand stories throughout ASM products to and with the community-at-large. In addition, I was the guiding force behind the Lore Council, a diverse collective of talented writers and cross-functional creatives that evolved our respective ecosystems into what would become Futureverse. This included ASM's World of Alleriya, Gods & Goblins, Fluf World, ATEM Car Club, and Seekers.
As the Product Manager for Photogra's dropoutGS event photography software, I established the communication avenues for user feedback, created the product's knowledge base with user input, and brought the product to socials.
My own story started in gaming spaces and progressed through to professional entertainment, evenly divided between the two.
In gaming, I recently brought my lifelong hobby of the World of Evindale, a TTRPG campaign setting, into production. This multi-age, multi-genre multiverse was brought to life with an ever-growing fan base on Discord, Twitch, and Fandom. In my spare time, writing a primer for said setting and with literary agent in tow, off to publish.
There's much more than writing here, however. I've been a union actor in NYC and am currently a voice actor with video game, commercial, narrative, and animation credits.
Point is, whether writing or performing, I find stories everywhere.
| Period | Title | Company |
|---|---|---|
| December 2019 to present | Owner / Creative Director | Hidden |
| Lifelong | Author, world builder | Hidden |
| July 2022 to June 2023 | Manager, Lore Department / Narrative Writer | Hidden |
| November 2021 to July 2022 | General Manager | Hidden |
| October 2010 to March 2020 | Product Manager | Hidden |
| 2000 to 2010 | Systems Administrator | Hidden |
| May 2003 to October 2012 | Directr, Writer | Hidden |
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