Based in Tunbridge Wells, UK (Willing to relocate).

Worked as a Quest Designer at Double Eleven Studios, contributing to three major updates for Fallout 76:

Areas I was involved in:

• Not yet disclosable.

Areas I was involved in:

• Designed and implemented core quest beats.
• Worked on content through full development pipeline, from pre-production to release.
• Developed quest logic and functionality using Papyrus scripting.
• Character creation and dialogue.
• Assisted in lore creation and documentation.
• V.O. casting and session recording.
• Close client collaboration.

• Player reception for both the narrative and mechanics for this patch were very positive, increasing community interest in the franchise.
• News outlets also picked up on the interest, such as networks like CNN: https://edition.cnn.com/2025/0...

• Contributed lore and narrative readables that served as source material used in an unprecedented pre-release lore video for the patch, voiced by a professional narrator.

Quest Walkthrough:

Areas I was involved in:

• Responsible for ensuring functionality of multiple Main quests via in-editor prototyping and polish .
• Feedback-driven iteration of structure and design from playtest sessions.
• Writing and editing of notes, journals and other Non-VO content.
• Close collaboration with client and Level, Tech, Art departments. 

Mission Playthrough:

• Improved on existing quest templates to optimize player engagement and satisfaction. 
• Maintained and refined key quest documentation
  
• Contributed in pitch meetings and writers rooms to establish core narrative pillars and lore timelines.

Update Trailer:

• The update was well-received by the Fallout community, with particular emphasis on the new region and questlines.

• Both of the quests I worked on in this update made it into The Gamer.com's '7 Best New Quests of Skyline Valley' list.

• Creation Kit Engine 

 • Papyrus Scripting

• Perforce Version Control

• Jira / Confluence

• Slack / Teams

• Miro

Provided level and narrative support, including tutorialisation. Part of protype development team that secured £7,500 in funding from the DunDev and Transfuzer UK initiatives.

Served in a dual design and narrative role on a small indie team developing a synthwave open-world driving game in Unreal Engine 4. Contributed to mission design, narrative design, and aligning gameplay progression with environmental and thematic pillars.

RetroDrive 2

Dice Druid 

Showrunners