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I’m a Unity developer with over 13 years in game development and more than 8 years working with Unity on mobile and VR projects. I enjoy helping solo developers and small teams. That can be learning Unity from scratch, starting a new project, or figuring out an existing codebase that feels confusing or messy. I’m happy to help with gameplay logic, debugging tricky issues, basic architecture questions, code reviews, and preparing for Unity or game development interviews.
I've been making websites, apps, games, art, for 14 years. I've taught in-person courses about multiplayer game development, and helped many mentees learn to code and use technologies from 0. I'm patient, seek to understand what's blocking you, and genuinely want to help you grow. Let's grow and enjoy this blip of time together! :)
Being a software developer is more than just learning to program in a computer language. I have been building .NET web apps for years and multiplayer games since 2015, using Unity 3D using Photon Fusion (server-authoritative). I have also designed and/or worked on enterprise web sites from concept to deployment, some high-profile projects. I have served as a Senior or Lead Developer for years, mentoring other developers and encouraging them to use the latest technologies and best practices. For tutoring, I would focus on teaching design patterns, using events and encapsulation when designing applications and reinforcing the need to keep your skillset current as new technologies are released. I can give advice on how to focus your learning efforts to target specific types of development positions, and interviewing advice for finding a position within a software company. I had been a developer in C++ for about 10 years prior to using C# and focused on web technologies prior to working with Unity 3D. While I have primarily been using Unity 3D and Microsoft .NET / C# recently, I have also utilized legacy technologies like Classic ASP, VB and [VB.NET](http://vb.net/), COM/DCOM, worked with Linux/PHP/MySQL from time to time, and worked with the Microsoft SQL Server/Express/CE products for 10+ years. I also have formal SCRUM training, which is used by many companies for handling team project management. For Unity 3D multiplayer networking projects I typically work with and recommend Photon Fusion along with PlayFab integrations, PlayFab Matchmaking, and PlayFab GameServers. If your college project is a "Concept to POC" type of project where the Proof of Concept is the working software required for a grade, then I will also teach you to use a Git repository to manage the project (or Plastic/UVCS for Unity projects). I can help you document the Project Scope, Functional Specs, create Design Documents, and build the presentation for your college project. We can build completed projects in a short time, both the user interface and the server components as needed. My focuses are Unity 3D, Photon Fusion, PlayFab, C#, .NET Core, [ABP.io](http://abp.io/) backend (Blazor/.NET MVC/SQL Server)
I’m a software developer with over 15 years’ experience in desktop, mobile, and 3D graphics technologies at companies including Sony Computer Entertainment and HP. My core technical skills include Unity3D, C# / .Net, Java and C++. I’m passionate about creating robust, maintainable software systems using techniques such as design patterns and loosely-coupled architectures. In terms of mentoring, I have prior experience from helping out at a local programming club for junior coders. https://www.linkedin.com/in/hbodasing
**Consultant and full-stack software developer and consultant.** * Currently an AI service and application development consultant. * Backend specialist for 5 years at S&P and Banqsoft. * Mobile specialist for 7 years with Diversido, Noble Muffins and other clients. * Professional experience with Python, React, TypeScript, C++ and Java. I got my start when I took over IT at a horse trailer dealership to gather money to move to Europe. At AI Horizons, I built a complete AI entertainment product, including advanced and precise content filters necessary for monetization. At S&P, I took our team's first two microservices from zero to production. I later served as scrum master, and was given a technical excellence award for my work in SQL optimization. As a game developer, my Turbo Slicer product has been featured repeatedly by the Unity Asset Store. I wrote a finite element analysis kit for PlayWay S.A. to manage building collapse for the games Construction Machines 2016, Demolish & Build 2017 and Demolish & Build 2018. On CodeMentor (Arc), I help developers with interesting problems. Some highlights: * Helped an experienced engineer build a Gtk-based UI for an industrial control unit. * Helped an entrepreneur deliver a Unity-based VR demo to customers and investors. * Debugged problems of concurrency, thread safety and asynchronous IO in iOS apps. * Lead a student through correct authoring of a filesystem driver. Write me and let's get something done!
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I'm a skilled developer in a large number of different computer specialties. Can do everything from building and installing servers to programming in more languages than you probably knew exist.
Hamza Hassene brings over six years of experience in Unity development and five years in the virtual reality industry. He's not just familiar with the tools; he knows how to use them to bring ideas to life. Hamza has managed entire projects on his own, showcasing his capability to handle tasks from start to finish. Additionally, he has led development teams on several medium- to large-scale projects.
I am a game developer with expertise in Unity and C#. I have experience building gameplay systems, debugging and optimizing code, collaborating in teams, and freelancing. My work spans VR training simulations, multiplayer FPS and VR games, and MMOs. Beyond development, I also enjoy teaching and mentoring. I have taught a VR bootcamp and introduced teenagers to programming through library workshops. Whether you need help understanding key concepts, troubleshooting errors, or improving your code, I’m here to guide you. Let’s work together—contact me today!
Want to learn how to make your own video games? Hey, I'm Zach - a professional game developer who's worked on Minecraft, Halo, and other cool stuff. I help students of all ages learn how to build their own games from the ground up. I've been making games at big studios for about ten years, and I also make small, indie games in both 2D and 3D. When you're ready, I can even give you tips for getting your first job in the game industry. Ready to get started? Book your first lesson and we'll start building your very first game.
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