In order to reach the level of performance video games require to compete in the market, I had to gain a comprehensive understanding of the modern computer architecture and use system-level langauges such as C to make full use of the hardware's capabilities.
I spearheaded the initial design and development of Trampolene's PoC application, using C#, Unity, and Vuforia to provide Augmented Reality experiences to seniors suffering with Dimentia. When my Internship ended after 3 months, Trampolene hired me to continue my work with them.
I mainly worked as a carrier, shipping classified documents between army bases. Due to the sensitive nature of my packages, I had to adhere to rigorous security procedures, maintain proper reports, and keep to a tight schedule due to my limited window of access to these places. I ended up developing automated scripts on my phone to help manage the process. Eventually, my superiors noticed my work and asked me for advice on automating their systems.
Though I had planned to continue my studies, I changed my mind just before enrollment and decided jump straight into the industry. As 1TX was a startup company, individual employees like me were given a lot of responsibilities. By the end of June 2024, I became involved in every stage of a software's lifecycle from designing the first PoC to development, testing, containerizing, deploying and managing the Kubernetes cluster, and monitoring for errors. I continued to use automated tools with all my tasks and was often called upon to automate various processes with Python scripts.