Hello, my name is Boudewijn Witteveen. I’m a -year-old gameplay programmer who recently completed my degree at Breda University of Applied Sciences (2020-2025). As a gameplay programmer I’m passionate about crafting engaging player experiences through hands-on collaboration and adaptable problem-solving.

During the last year, I worked on Wall Town Wonders, a multi-platform VR and MR title developed and released by Cyborn, where I interned for a full year. During this time, I contributed to the release on Meta Quest 3, three post-release patches and on porting the game to SteamVR, Pico and PSVR 2.

In the past, I’ve gained hands-on experience through internships at two other companies besides Cyborn: Infosequre and ImproVive. At ImproVive I contributed to the design concept and developed the core gameplay loop for their multiplayer VR game “Hide and Freeze”. After that, I interned at Infosequre, where I served as the main developer on the demo for a mobile VR security awareness game “VR Cyber Escape”. I continued working there as a multimedia developer for three years (Sept 2018-Dec 2021) alongside my studies, on a truck-based experience built using the same application. I remained involved with the support of the app after onboarding an international team.

When I’m not working on programming projects, I volunteer at my local waterscouting group and help out at events like Gamescom and Devcom Developers Conference. I also enjoy playing games with friends, such as Repo, Peak and good old Mario Kart, or diving into single player titles like Beat Saber, Dishonored and Portal.

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