When working with game development, I like to take on various roles. These include game design, programming, audio and project mangement.
I speak and write fluently in English and Danish.
I’ve used a wide array of tools and programs and see myself as a fast learner.
Main tools I use in my day-to-day work:
- Game engine: Unity / C# / Visual Studio
- Source control: Git / SourceTree
- Video editing: DaVinci Resolve / OBS / Audacity
- Project management: Jira / YouTrack / Confluence / Scrum / Trello
- File sharing: Slack / Dropbox / Google Drive
- Image editing: Photoshop / Affinity Photo / Capture One / ScreenToGif
- Web: WordPress / FileZilla / Twitter
- Community management: Discord / Kickstarter / Reddit / Imgur
Other things I’ve worked with:
- Podcasting (hosting, recording, editing)
- Video (recording, editing, post-production)
- Organizing game jams
- Teaching game development to young students (basic skills in Scratch and Unity)
- Game testing & QA (both physically at game companies and in online playtests/betas)
- Writing news and reviews for game websites
- Helping Kickstarter campaigns (e.g. A Hat in Time)
- Blogging (I started blogging in 2006)
Some of my non-game related hobbies and interests:
- Photography (GustavDahlPhoto.com)
- Volunteer work – local animal shelter (fall 2017) and wildlife work with lions in Zimbabwe (summer 2018)
- Running (I’ve completed multiple half marathons)
- Karate (Wado Ryu)
- SCUBA Diving
- Cognitive psychology
- The brain, memory and memory techniques
- Japanese culture and language
- Geocaching