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Not working on a game at the moment, but I have a cellular automata program that I’ve made in Unity and I’m continually adding new stuff to.
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I’m a chemical engineer. My current job title is Continuous Inprovement Facilitator. I’m currently working on a project to cut the lead time on one of our high margin product lines. It will net us a tidy sum in extra sales if I can pull it off.
In my spared time I make forum posts and Unity related YouTube content.
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Hi-lo driver for auto factory. The jobs sucks but it pays the bills. Im working on my 20th project that I’ll start and never finish. Its a point and click detective story.
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I’m an application developer for a geospatial IT company (as a subdivision of a multinational engineering firm). It sounds kinda boring, but I work with a great team of people, the atmosphere is very relaxed, and I get to wear jeans to work (which is rare for IT companies on the east coast). Currently I’m building a set of tools that will be used by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to coordinate construction efforts with local and county agencies to (hopefully) prevent financial waste and redundancy as well as expedite project development times.
When I’m not writing code for someone else, I spend time being a dad and a husband. In whatever time I have leftover before bed, I alternate between playing games and working on building my own.
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Hello! I’m a construction worker, currently crew leader, working on reconstructing an office complex that was ruined by a fire in January.
While not hammering nails at work like the caveman that I am, I work on my action-rpg-ish game LBKR, can be seen by clicking the link in my signature.
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Working at an ecommerce company selling home decor stuff online. I do most of the technical website stuff.
Unity-wise, slowly working on a 2d shootemup.
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Awesome! Some of these jobs sound incredible tricky, and went right over my heard, but they still sound awesome :p. There’s something about coming home from your day job to work on a project that earns my respect, too.
I’m an Indie Developer, trying to get my business up and running and working on my first commercial game 
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I’m a video/film editor. I learned to program back in 1978. I play with Unity when I have a free moment here and there. I mostly explore AI behavior trees using Behavior Designer. I also try to do some character state machines using animator in unity.
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I build financial models and am chief investment officer for a large financial firm. Lifelong hobbyist game developer.
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I manage the installation department for a small HVAC company. Currently designing a couple systems for a new vet clinic in between, setting up jobs, ordering equipment, scheduling inspections, receiving invoices, doing technical and safety training and dealing with the occasional employee or customer issue. (As with most small companies, I wear many hats at work)
My non working hours consist of family, home, church, music and community responsibilities. After all that I might be able to squeeze in a couple disconnected hours a week to try and learn Unity.
Edit: Pretty nice stuff on your portfolio Justin.
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I love the diversity we have here in the forums
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Professional game developer. Two games in early release, two personal projects. (Though one is largely experimental).
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Character animator, who wants to expand to making games!
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I work as a Software Developer (None video game related), and work on video games on off hours.
At the moment I’m working on a major update to push out for my first mobile game, once I’m done with it, I think I’m moving on to my next project, though I may come back to it if I push it out on the iOS (At the moment, it’s Android only).
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Independent Game Developer. Working on a new game while dabbling in other things. Probably will be my last game (if I ever finish it) as I’m looking for a new challenge.
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Thanks! I appreciate it.
I’m with you there, a wide variety of interesting projects too.
Trying to keep the project from sinking which I’ve been working on for the past three years. It’s a big Scala/Scala.js system, and more and more I feel bored of writing business applications.
I really wish I could be a full time game developer someday.
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VR Engineer for the AEC industries and developing autonomous driver systems for vehicles. Guitarist, fine artist, monument builder, dad. salt shotgun shootin’ old codger.
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