Game Development

My first experience programming was when I took JavaScript courses on Khan Academy around the end of elementary school.

After that, I got my hands on GameMaker Studio 2 and began making games, with the first game I ever finished and published being a top-down survival game I made when I was 12.

MTCHS

When the MTCHS representatives came to my middle school and did a presentation in my Careers class, I immedietally knew I wanted to go.

I didn't initally make it through the lottery, but enough people dropped out that I was able to get in and go here instead of Eagle High.

Other Activities

Some clubs/activities I did in the past:

• - Tae Kwon Do
• - Boy Scouts
• - EMS Programming Club

Game Development

Since late 2025, I have been working on an asymmetrical survival horror game, INV3RTED. It began as a solo project, but now has a team of over 25 people.

It is currently in version 0.1.4, and we are working on 0.2, a (second) recode of the game from the ground up.

An early version of INV3RTED v0.2, a recode of the game from the ground up.

Recently, I have begun working on other solo projects alongside INV3RTED to expand my skillset and give myself something to do when I'm not able to work on the game.

Also, because I do not have access to Roblox Studio from my school computer, these solo projects serve as something I can do in my free time at school.

An in-development remake of my first ever game.

Other Activities

Some other activities I am doing/am going to do soon:

• - MTCHS Dragon Challenge/Pilot Program
• - Driver's Ed
• - Boise Comic Arts Festival

Post-Highschool

In the future, I plan to attend Boise State Univeristy (BSU) with a major in Computer Science (not fully decided) and a minor in Business (not fully decided).

Well I am not completely sure what I want to do after college, I am planning on moving somewhere out of state.

Boise State University

Game Development

I am planning on continuing with INV3RTED until college at the very least, where I will then hand off the game to someone else and move on.

I will continue learning more and growing my skillset in the future, and I hope to continue game development throughout the rest of my life.