Cameron

"That was probably one of the most impactful things I'd I had done in terms of career path, because that was really where I taught myself programming."

"That's like the, the, the main pathway between the tech and KPIs for business people to make decisions and fund the game and stuff like that."

"it's got peaks and valleys, but the peaks can be pretty demanding depending on where you are."

"I think it's just the ability to learn and be willing to struggle through things and teach yourself things as you go."

"The thing that I love the most...pertains to the fact that we're making a game. I just love being able to work on something and then see it in the game, like that day or the next day or the next week, and then being able to show people, show my friends."

"I am starting to feel like I'm becoming one of the most versatile of us because I'm working on so many different aspects of the game."

"I've always loved video games and so getting to play what I'm working on and getting to play competitors' games is really cool."

"People that are really good engineers, they're just, they're good problem solvers, they're good communicators, um, and they're friendly."

"one of the most accessible things you can do is talk to your professors."

"Sometimes you have to know when it is [worth fighting]. Just say, these are my boundaries, and this wasn't cool."

"I challenged myself more than was necessary. It made my life a lot harder, but it really helped with my career later on."