My Story
I started playing video games back when I was 4 years old. The first game that I remember playing was Spongebob Squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom. It was the best thing ever to me seeing a character that I watched on TV in 3D motion and me being the one to control it. I've played video games religiously ever since. When I got into high school I was unsure of what I wanted to do when I graduated. I've always had a passion for helping people and video games had helped me in so many ways. I found out during my junior year that colleges began offering degrees in Game Design and it was perfect timing. For me being able to create something that has the chance to inspire and entertain people for the rest of their lives is something I dream to accomplish.
Work History
Here are all of my positions outside of the game industry. These positions all required great communication, interpersonal communication, and cooperative skills to be successful in the position.
The Home Depot - Sales Associate
March 2018Â - August 2019
A Sale Associate at the Home Depot helps customers with finding products in stores. The associate also has to be able to help customers in a respectful manner. Other responsibilities including be able to keep their department and store clean and organized, help to direct customers to the correct associates to meet their needs, etc. The most important responsibility is to have great interpersonal communication skills.
Webster University - Access Services Clerk and Shelver
August 2018Â - Present
The Clerk and Shelver is a dual position job at the Eden Library at Webster University. The Clerk watches the desk and helps students, faculty, and guest patrons with finding books, articles, video games, and any other questions that pertain to navigating the Eden Library and the University. The Shelver returns any books, movies, games, etc to their locations on the shelves.
Henry Industries - Warehouse Associate
June 2021 - Present
A Warehouse Associate at Henry Industries loads and unloads boxes of products. All products are also sorted on pallets to later be stretch wrapped.