Ido Adler

Iv'e done a lot of programming jobs, but when I started Game Programming, I truly found my calling. This is where my passion is and I love to show others the light. If you are new to programming, I do feel like have to warn you: from my experience developing games doesn't pay nearly as well as being any other kind of programmer. It's rewarding from an artistic point of view. Unity3d - C# programmer since 2013. Worked on the mobile MMO: Skywars Archon Rises, at 7elements. Created my own puzzle game: Ensō - Brilliant Puzzle Game, at Planet of the Apps. Worked on other various projects (mostly mobile games). Teached Unity Programming at Tiltan School for Game Development (Haifa, Israel)

Data mining from 2010 - 2012 at BrightSource Energy. Worked in an integration team, which means every bizarre bug that couldn't be immediately assigned to a team, was under our investigation. I love the challenges of strange behaviors in large systems, digging into other peoples code and figuring out what's going on. We used python scripting and plsql to create our own analyzing tools.

My main programming experience comes from my military service where I programmed the server side of our application. I mostly used Java, but sometimes ASP .NET, C# for our client side. I focused on creating tools and infrastructures for the other teams to use. Military programmer: 2003-2009

My first paid project at 2002 was at a company called CByond (Olympus), where I got to program simple modules for medical cameras. Things like interpreting the input stream of a keyboard, and sending signals. Here I learned that programming is actually a lot like riddle solving and I fell in love in this profession. Since then I haven't been working so closely with hardware again, but I would love to do it again if the right opportunity will rise.