José Augusto Thomas

Worked on all fronts, helping to develop essential features that spanned front-end and back-end, from design to testing special offers, player profile screen, achievements, and PvP improvements and planning the project strategy and OKRs.

I led a development squad with up to four engineers and was the point of contact for everything technical related to the project, which consisted of 15 to 20 engineers.

The SIS-ASTROS Integrated Simulation System for the ASTROS Battery is a simulation system aimed at training the military in tactical doctrines using an ASTROS Artillery Saturation Rocket System battery.

I worked on the project as a researcher and unity engineer between 2017 and 2018. I developed key features for the client side of the simulator, such as a convoy unwrapping system that dictated how stationary military vehicles should maneuver to get back to the road so that the tire marks were minimized.

I also focused on the hierarchical A system that allowed navigating through a terrain of 1500 square kilometers, with a 200 meters latency, to find routes in the worst-case scenarios.

During my last eight months at Wildlife, I was part of a central company team helping to architect and develop modules used by Studios-in-a-box. I supervised gathering requirements, designing, implementing, testing, and documenting a new module to apply daily login rewards.

The module is plugged into games that conform to the studio in a box architecture. The feature was entirely data-driven, which could be set up and configured using the company's remote configuration tooling.