Whats your creative outlet outside of the office? I really enjoy taking art classes, especially in areas that Im not as familiar with, such as pinhole photography, pastel drawing, or sculpture. This keeps my art skills sharp and often influences creativity in my own day-to-day work. I also like to solve problems, so sometimes youll find me watching YouTube videos, trying to figure out how to repair something at home on my own or make something cool. (For example, Ive run a ton of long-distance races (half marathons and marathons) at Walt Disney World, and so for a while, I really made a hobby out of designing cool-looking, comfortable race-friendly costumes.) And finally, one of my biggest passions is baking, so I always look out for creative ways to combine ingredients to make something tasty and present it well. When I bring the results in to work (cupcakes, brownies, cakes), they always go fast, so I must be doing something right!

What are some of the projects that youre most proud of? I think that theres always something to be said about the first professional project you ever work on, and for me, that was Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2010. To me, that game represents the very first time I gave the best of my skills and abilities to create a product that had a reach of hundreds of thousands of people. I mean, I had grown up enjoying a ton of games and the feeling of being able to provide that same experience for others was so cool. I worked on a number of EA SPORTS titles over the years, and in particular, being a huge NBA fan, I was really excited to work on NBA LIVE when it arrived at Tiburon. Each has its own special place in my memory. Now that Ive started a new chapter at BioWare, there will surely be plenty more things to be proud of down the road.

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