Nicolas Magno

Project: Marvel Strike Force

• Mentored junior developers.
• Collaborated with product managers to define technical requirements.
• Attended multiple stakeholder meetings ensuring feature quality and delivery on time.
• Costed multiple tasks and features with detailed description.
• Written multiple TADDs with detailed information and architectural decisions.
• Written clean and well documented code.

Project: MARVEL Strike Force

• Corrected, modified and upgraded software to improve performance and readability.
• Wrote clean, clear and well-tested code.
• Written code in various languages such as C#, HTML, JavaScript and CSS.
• Worked with various testing and production environments.

Technologies: Unity, C#, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, AWS, JIRA, Confluence, TwinGate, Perforce, Docker, MongoDB, SparX, Playgami.

• Corrected, modified and upgraded software to improve performance and readability.
• Wrote clean, clear and well-tested code.
• Written code in various languages such as C#, HTML, JavaScript and CSS.
• Worked with various testing and production environments.

Technologies: Unity, WebGL, C#, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, AWS, Cloudfront, Heroku, Lambda Test, Asana.

• Proved successful working within tight deadlines and fast-paced atmosphere.
• Participated in continuous improvement by generating suggestions, engaging in problem-solving activities to support teamwork.
• Identified issues, analyzed information and provided solutions to problems.
• Generated new features for various parallel projects.

Technologies: Unity, C#, UniRX, Unity CI, Bitbucket, Jira, AWS, Figma.

Professor Coordinator at "Tecnicatura en Videojuegos"

(Videogame Bachellor Degree)

• Established clear communication of learning objectives to more than 40 professors each semester.
• Attracted hundreds of students to study video games.
• Solved student and professor issues every day.
• Lead 4 Team Leaders.
• Solved conflicts between different team leaders with mutually beneficial agreements for both parties.
• Attended extracurricular activities.

Video Game Development Professor

• Lead teams of over 10 students to finish final projects in time.
• Managed weekly sprints and testing sessions.
• Solved conflicts between team members with mutually beneficial agreements for both parties.
• Was in charge of more than 600 Game Design and Production classes totaling thousands of students.
• Made use of deep knowledge of most aspects of Unity game engine.
• Exercised Agile methodology across more than 10 semesters.

Video Game Development Professor

• Lead students to finish projects in time.
• Managed over 30 weekly sprints and tests.
• Solved conflicts between team members with mutually beneficial agreements for both parties.
• Was in charge of over 80 classes of Game Design and Programming.
• Made use of deep knowledge of C# and good programming structures (SOLID and Programming Patterns).

• Generated and prototyped game modes.
• Designed multiplayer arenas, weapons, skills, AI and objectives.
• Communicated and coordinated with art, production and programming teams.
• Managed time effectively to meet deadlines.
• Designed with technical limitations.

• Designed new features for Blockchain games.
• Written documents and white papers.
• Incentivized users with events and rewards.

• Generated and prototyped 2 games, including card games with potential to be digitalized.
• Designed open world locations, events and 4 unique personalities that affected gameplay.
• Designed 4 classes with 4 abilities each and interactions based on 4 personalities, totaling 16 unique characters and 64 abilities and interactions.
• Pitched and Documented over 3 games, including pitching to Universal Studios.
• Communicated with art, production and programming teams in weekly meetings.
• Managed time effectively to meet deadlines.
• Designed with technical limitations.