Liam Pierrepont

For a large span of my life I have spent lots of time learning and examining the behaviours and structures of computers, and for a long time have been passionate about creating unique and fresh experiences in a saturated market and have been trying my best to not only bring the skills of a programmer to a strong team, but to also match the experimentalism  and creativity of other developers of a team.

I was first introduced to the world of programming through a website named Scratch, I was consistently the most proficient student in the room in multiple classes and it set me up for understanding the logical and literal ways computers process and filter data, and when I felt I had accomplished what was reasonable with it's limited blocks of code, going as far as prototyping a concept for a tile strategy game, I knew if I wanted to create a quality product I would be proud of I needed to move on from the visual coding Scratch used and learn a different language, and after support and help from friends I was provided with a in depth guide to the language C# and through self-teaching I became comfortable to work with it before I even started my college games design course, where most of my work is put today.

Either through university or other means I aim to push myself and bring my experience to new territories to eventually become proficient in coding.

I hope to bring a friendly and approachable attitude to any team and be open to uncommon ideas as to push the ideas of what games can be to bring fresh ideas and experiences to many.