James Sharam
I am a self taught C++ programmer with 7 years of experience making games. I have experience working in most areas of game development as I have created a game on my own from scratch, although my favourite area and the area that I am best at is 3D graphics.
I also build websites using a multitude of languages such as Ruby, DHTML, Javascript, ASP and PHP.
I am a keen gamer, favouring 3D shooters, RPG's and puzzle games.
I also build websites using a multitude of languages such as Ruby, DHTML, Javascript, ASP and PHP.
I am a keen gamer, favouring 3D shooters, RPG's and puzzle games.
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Career Summary
Games wise, all the work that I have done has been for amateur and hobby groups. A few of the games that I have worked on are "Doom 3 : Jedi", "Dualism" and "The Divine", although I have countless personal projects, such as a home grown physics library, many graphics test projects, small games and a media player.
On a more professional level, I have worked for a year on a Web 2.0 application written in Ruby On Rails, along with Javascript and RHTML. It was a very general application that integrated SMS, MMS, E-mail, Speech recognition, and mapping technologies (E.g. Google Maps).
I have also worked for PPG industries, basically rewriting all of their SQL scripts during an internal restructuring. I also did some technical support work while there.
I am currently still studying for an MSc in Mathematics at Bristol University.
On a more professional level, I have worked for a year on a Web 2.0 application written in Ruby On Rails, along with Javascript and RHTML. It was a very general application that integrated SMS, MMS, E-mail, Speech recognition, and mapping technologies (E.g. Google Maps).
I have also worked for PPG industries, basically rewriting all of their SQL scripts during an internal restructuring. I also did some technical support work while there.
I am currently still studying for an MSc in Mathematics at Bristol University.
I've been working on the code for this game for about a year and a half now, thankfully it's nearly completed.
