About

The minute Jeff put his hands on the basic Dungeons and Dragons book he “borrowed” from his best friend’s older brother, his destiny was set.  Jeff has been designing and producing video games for over 20 years.  He has shipped seven AAA games, with titles ranging from Lead Designer to Lead Producer and Project Leader.  Jeff has spent the majority of his career at Bethesda Game Studios where he worked on The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Fallout 3, Fallout 4 & Fallout 76.

Charles has always been a fan of video games ever since his early years of DOS gaming where he played any game, he could get his hands on, and he even started to create his own games in QBasic. Eventually, this led to a career in video games where Charles has done design work ranging from level and narrative design to systems and gameplay design. Charles has spent most of his career working on role playing games such as Alpha Protocol, Fallout: New Vegas, South Park: The Stick of Truth, and The Outer Worlds.

Bringing over 18 years of project management and business operations experience, Jessica is excited to apply her knowledge to the video game industry. Spending the last 5 years helping build & grow small businesses, she brings a diverse group of skills to build the administrative foundation for our studio to thrive and excel. Outside of work, Jessica spends her time gardening, leading a pack of misfit dogs, or fighting off zombie hoards in 7 Days to Die.

Like many, Jeremy grew up on the games and music of the 80’s and 90’s, living in the near-arctic conditions of Minnesota. It is true that he once sold his entire collection of video games to fund the purchase of tickets so that he and a friend could attend a Slayer concert. Lamentations of the past demand that he still buy games on physical media, even if he is the only one in the world to do so… He now focuses his efforts on motion capture equipment, mini-excavators, and building things of all sorts. He’s spent the past 2 decades working on several military themed shooters, with his most recent contributions having included Bethesda’s Skyrim, Fallout 4, Fallout 76, Starfield, and nearly a dozen of their post-launch DLC’s.

What was life before video games? Tess couldn’t tell you – from the moment she held an NES controller in her tiny toddler hands, she knew video games would be her obsession and her destiny. With 15+ years in the industry across a variety of disciplines including QA, Design, Product, and Production, she has been blessed to work with beloved IP such as Fallout, South Park, Lineage, Disney, and Apex Legends.

Her ringtone remains a Secret of Mana MIDI to this day.

Marc is an accomplished art director with more than 22 years of experience in game creation at Square Enix, Behaviour Interactive, ID Software, Electronic Arts Canada, Midway Games, and Ubisoft. He has contributed to several successful games, such as Dead by Daylight, Dead Space 3, Rage, Stranglehold, Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, and Batman. In 2000, he graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Nova Scotia College of Art and Design and immediately sought work in the video game development field.  Marc is skilled in all facets of game production. He is a dedicated team leader and an avid lover of all things to do with art.

Art can take many forms and can be utilized in many ways during the development of a project. As an artist and visual developer Chris often fills out multiple roles during a project’s life cycle, from storyboarding and concept design to world building and promotional illustration.

Akil has been working in the game industry for over 20 years. In that time he’s had the pleasure to work with amazing franchises such as Fallout, EverQuest, and Disney. He’s worked in various genres, and has worked in various technical and creative aspects of game design. When not working or playing games, you might find Akil baking bread, spinning poi, or at the climbing gym.

The original NES and an old x286 PC defined Will’s early gaming experiences. Will has been designing video games for over 16 years and has worked on six AAA titles. He was previously at Bethesda Game Studios, where he was the Lead Quest Designer for Starfield, was the Lead Designer for Fallout 4: Far Harbor and was a Quest Designer and Writer for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Fallout 4, and Fallout 76.

Born in the era of Atari and Nintendo, Dominic grew up with all the games and consoles. He discovered his passion for coding and creating while transcribing game code from game textbooks. He decided to study computer science to turn his passion into a profession. Spanning almost two decades in the industry, he has worked on many game engines, mastered many languages, consoles and operating systems. He has worked on too many games, to name a few: “Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings” and “Dragon Age: Inquisition”.

Hooked on videogames since the 80’s and on computers in the 90’s, JF combined both interests and became a software engineer. He has been a gameplay programmer since 2003, working on over 13 game titles across several platforms.

It all started in school with my interest in math, because those math books had the most room on the pages to draw on. From there, it was on to every other medium I could get my hands on. That lead me to a long career in the games industry where I get to bring all those things to life every day.  Take that Mr. Patterson!

Joaquin has been playing video games since the NES when we would spend all weekends renting and playing games from the local video rental store. It’s best not to mention the hours spent adventuring in Zelda. A technically minded spirit, he started learning games programming by high school and then studied in software development and electronics. With an interest in 3D graphics, he honed his practice in the AEC industry developing CAD plugins for architects, engineers and general contractors working various roles in product development, management and delivery. On his spare time, Joaquin enjoys nightly drives and long walks.

Chad had been in the game dev biz since 1997.  During that time, he has had the pleasure of being a part of some great titles. Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Quake 4, Assassin’s Creed Unity, Farcry 5, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands to name a few.  Chad has worked in several different design roles ranging from level design, mission design, combat design, & game design. Chad eats, sleeps, and breaths games.  When he’s not making them, he’s playing them.

Martin had his humble beginning 25 years ago in traditional animation as an editor and compositor for children’s programming.

His hitch for animating ever-present, he finally made the switch to 3D and video game animation in 2008 after graduating from the Ubisoft Campus.

He’s been around, AAA, independent, garage-type of production… he’s seen it all. Now, he dedicates himself to his love for gameplay animation and systems; to be able to create and provide players with an immersive and responsive experience.

Sopheaseth grew up in the NES era and was immediately hooked when arcade cabinets of Street Fighter 2, Mortal Kombat and Killer Instinct started appearing in his neighborhood coffee shops. The gathering power of those games was undeniable as new communities started to build around them. At the time, it never occurred to him that there were real people behind those games, and you could make a living making them. Little did he know that a couple years later, he would find his way into the games making industry with a combination of passion, hard work, and a bit of luck. Sopheaseth has now shipped over a dozen games, including Batman: Arkham Origins, Fallout 76 and Starfield.

Mark Morris is a video games executive having previously worked at Electronic Arts and Microsoft. He also served as President and Chief Revenue Officer at Splash Damage, overseeing work on Gears 4, Gears 5 and Gears Tactics. Most recently he co-founded Supernova Capital, an investment firm specializing in interactive arts.