My roles on the team consisted of: * Texture art direction * Technical art direction * Creative lead, management, & direction * Game design

Responsibilities include:

• Creating textures and UI from the ground-up while preserving the Toontown art style.
• Working with vectors (Photoshop) to ensure optimization of the texture.
• Using tools such as Autodesk Maya, 3D-Coat, Photoshop and a touch of Illustrator.
  

Responsibilities include:

• Hosting the Dulles Robotics web server on a locally-hosted, virtualized Debian server.

  • Originally Set up the Dulles Robotics web server on a Raspberry Pi.
    
    

• Established a group of enthusiastic members within the Robotics team to pursue the responsibilities of website and server maintenance.
  
  

• Successfully taught the fundamentals of Linux and system administration to ensure that the students were capable of applying solutions when they were assigned individual tasks.
  
  Alongside being the primary system administrator, I accepted responsibility of completing the major graphic design work that was required in Robotics.
  
  

My design responsibilities included:

• Assigning members on important tasks and enforcing deadlines (if given any)
  
  
• Organizing groups and boards on various platforms (such as Discord, Trello, Google Drive) in order to manage the team most effectively.
  
  
• Working on major graphics, both independently and in collaboration with other teammates.
  
  
• Giving and receiving constructive criticism.
  

• Creating textures, graphics, and other assets in the Toontown art style.
• Working with vectors (Photoshop) to ensure optimization of the texture.
• Previously hosting community events such as live streams on a popular streaming website called Twitch.
  
  Note: I left the team in April 2018 and rejoined May 2019.