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Currently a Master's student at MIT, studying Computer Science with a focus on Human-Computer Interaction. You can find me at gerr@mit.edu.
In order of most to least recent, I have worked at the following places:
  • Treyarch as a Game Design Intern, designing gameplay and tools for testing
  • Infinity Ward as a Tools Engineering Intern, adding telemetry for editor tools
  • FableVision as a Junior Software Developer, refactoring an RPG framework
  • Funkitron as a Design Intern, designing match-3 levels and storyboarding
  • MIT Game Lab as a Level and UI Designer, prototyping an async VR game
Read more about my work here.
🎨 CATS
...aka, the Computer Artist's Tools Suite! This Python add-on tools menu for Blender allows digital artists to create and control Non-Photorealistic Rendering styles without needing to edit shader graphs directly.
  • Designed user-friendly UI/UX that builds on existing 2D digital art software conventions
  • Created a system for procedurally generating modular shaders with streamlined controls
👻 Inspectre
A 2D puzzle-platformer (pw: uncle) made with Unity, in which a young lad must possess objects to traverse a trap-filled mansion.
  • Managed project, wrote documentation, and ran standups to meet deadlines
  • Designed and drew all characters, animations, environments, UI art
  • Created modular sprite components that tiled together for easy level iteration
A few of the D3 visualizations I've worked on in recent years, including:
  • PokeMonitor, which shows data about all the Pokemon spawns a trainer will encounter in their journey through the Kanto region
  • Fandom Walk, a choice-driven, narrative viz that centers around the experience and reception of writing fanfiction within fandom
A 24-page multisequential (read: CYOA, Choose Your Own Adventure) comic, wherein a rookie chef tries to make curry for the first time. Read it here.
A visual novel made with Ren'Py about CHESS, the Consultants for Hectic Emergencies and Solid Solutions, and capturing the hearts (of other pieces).
Developed solo, meaning I did all art, code, writing, and music for this game.
This research investigated existing methods of generating cities, compared them against real-world structural and social concerns, and improved upon representations in ways that begin to account for the depth of urban life.
  • Maya MEL scripting to procedurally generate buildings
  • Developed C# algorithms in Unity to procedurally generate cities bounded by realistic urban constraints
I've published several animated sticker packs for the messaging app LINE, including:
👾 Game Assets
I've made game assets for many projects across the past few years, including: