Sean Igor Connor

Designed and developed an augmented reality application using Unity, ARKit and iOS to deliver an augmented reality experience. In this experience water would fill the room with water leaving the player underwater, the player would then need to collect a bunch of objects that are aligned to the physical world throughout a large space.

Leveraging Unreal Engine and ARKit, I developed a internal architectural pre-visualization application for iOS. Given extremely high resolution architectural CAD, I optimized, modeled, UV'd and textured the models for iOS using Houdini, Maya and Substance.

Recently, I have been directing a team of artists and developers to produce state of the art interactive software for the top companies in theme park ride construction.

Over the past few years, I've been delivering top tier VR pre-visualization experiences for Mousetrappe. These experiences are being used to pre-visualize projects currently in development at Industrial Light and Magic, Lucasfilm and Disney.

Leading all technical aspects of Madrone Studios and its affiliates. This involves designing and directing the development of software, including VR, AR, projection mapping, embedded programming and Android/iOS applications.

Polypulse is a research and development organization that delivers unique and immersive experiences for virtual reality, augmented reality and projection mapping.

I was contracted to research and develop multiple custom tools for Beaudry Interactive. These tools ranged from custom interfaces to depth sensors, network programming, Android applications and OpenGL implementation.

I designed and developed a 360 VR movie player for Eccovr, this application was deployed for GearVR, HTC Vive, Oculus, Google Cardboard and Google Daydream and is currently being used at several production organizations.

During my time at Capture Interactive, I developed a wide range of Unity applications for General Electric GE. Some examples include custom interfaces for large scale touchscreen displays and multiplayer tablet experiences for museums.

I designed and instructed a course at Prince William Sound Community College. The purpose of this course was to teach students how to design and develop fun video games.

I was contracted to perform modifications and implement features for Crucial App Concepts on several mobile games for Android and iOS.

During my time at SBM, I collaborated with my co-workers to develop and release multiple mobile games using the Unity3D Game Engine.

During my time at Ocean Voyager, I delivered high quality 3D models of ships for oil companies and I also developed some simple interactive pre-visualization tools using Unity3D so that our clients could explore their vessels.

Using the skills sets I developed at AIE, I designed and developed a mobile game for Android and iOS called Dr Rocket.

After 2 years of studying game design, art and development, I received a certificate from the Academy of Interactive Entertainment in Sydney, Australia.