During my time at Lab4Tech, I prepared for several certifications including:

• C++ CLA & CPP
• Unity Professional Programmer

To apply what I was training for, I initiated a side project that would bridge C++ and C# in Unity.
This led me to develop a native DLL for Unity focused on procedural generation; a subject I had already explored in depth.

This project was an OpenGL graphics engine created from scratch during a computer graphics module given at the SAE-Institute Geneva.

During my second year of bachelor’s degree in Game Programming, one of the modules we studied was about optimization. What tools we had to measure, profile, understand and in the end optimize our programs for them to be more efficient and use less energy to be run.

During my second year of bachelor’s degree in Game Programming, one of the modules we had to study was Networking. For that module we had to present a multiplayer game project based on an ECS (entity-component-system) – Rollback engine in which we implemented our own physics engine done in a previous module.

The game I decided to implement was Rock-Paper-Scissors but with a funny turn.

After having fun with that little game, I started implementing CatFight.

This project was made during my first year at the SAE-Institute. The purpose of this project was to use SFML for the rendering and code our own 2D physics engine.

This simple spaceship game was my first C++ game made during a module of introduction to C++ programming at the SAE-Institute Geneva.