Mihai Cozma

A cross-platform, desktop based video game that I developed as part of an indie game developer project using Unity 3D.

A cross-platform, mobile 2D video game that I developed as part of an indie game development project using Unity 3D.

A game I developed using Unity 3D that targets various video game console platforms. The game has not been released yet.

An unreleased, multiplayer, cross-platform, mobile video game that features a GameSparks back-end, Photon multiplayer, and integrations for Facebook, Everyplay, the App Store, Unity Ads, and Play Store. The game is turn based and features two characters fighting with various weapons in different environments.

A game that uses GameSparks for the back-end and features various integration and fun gameplay.

A project that allows administrators to deploy, manage, and monitor a large number of desktop based software installations over the intranet or WAN. It featured a service-oriented architecture and allowed for any type of desktop software to be managed through a plug-in system.

A project developed as part of a larger system using Unity 3D. It ran on web pages and mobile devices, while allowing users to drag and arrange their furniture pieces in a virtual room of specified dimensions. The purpose was to help users visualize how the furniture would look in their homes.

A project where I added many features to the novaPDF printer driver, such as Type 1 font processing, digital signatures, memory management and monitoring, performance optimizations, and a printing profile manager that allowed users to manage printing profiles over an intranet.

As part of a larger, virtual fashion design project, I developed a pattern designer using Bezier curves, as well as a system for manipulating 3D cloth pieces to realistically follow forms they were place upon.

While working on Neverfail Group's Heartbeat, I developed a high performance algorithm for specific, variable pattern detection in big data streams, that was a pre-step for the compression algorithm.

An application plug-in manager for Neverfail Group's core application, Heartbeat. The application enabled dynamically loading plug-ins at runtime and protected various Windows applications, allowing for a flexible licensing system. I am listed as a co-inventor on the US-patent for this component.

A dynamically configured UI that works with configuration files automatically adjusts its modular layout to the structure of the xml configuration file.

A particle system simulator for game development, supporting configuration through the Lua scripting language.

A Visual Programming IDE that allows developers to write blocks using the LUA language, which is then loaded into the UI and can be placed by the visual developer onto a canvas to link with visually developed applications.

An application for the personnel management of a local taxi company.

A Windows based desktop application that automatically synchronizes contacts between various Microsoft Outlook versions and a SOAP based web service. The application allows for complex conflict solving rules defined by the user.