iOS Developer in Zagreb, Croatia

The interactive book engine was made in Unreal Engine 4. It features per-page 3D model creation, animation sequencing, parallax, soundtracks, and various particle and other effects. The engine also supports multiple languages as well as in-app purchases.

My role was that of a product/project lead where I've directed the development and planning process for a team of two developers, an illustrator, two translators (for Russian and Japanese book versions), and a marketing specialist.

Due to a meticulous planning process, the project got converted to a book-making engine which enabled the client to white-label it. This, in turn, allowed the client to offer it to multiple publishing companies.

The first book published using the engine is Tales of the Wind–the book of myths and legends.

The application is intended as a helper tool to put various things together, whether a toy car model, a Lego model, or a cupboard purchased in IKEA. ARKit is used for real-life object recognition and 3D object rendering on top of the real-life object.

The process itself is divided into two steps. The first step is determining the exact position, scale, and orientation of the scanned object. Once ARKit detects the object—let's say it's a car model chassis—it places the roof and other parts into the scene. The user can then select the virtual objects and assemble them over the real-life object so, when seen through the phone screen, it seems as the object's been assembled in real life.

I've acted as a project lead and sole developer while continually maintaining communication with the company owner and the marketing team.

The application includes a feature to browse/upload various 3D object models (.obj and .stl) and to preview them in AR/3D with the option of scaling. It includes the option of printing the scaled 3D models you test out in the AR environment. It also has a back-end component written in Node.js, hosted on a Firebase cloud. The back-end component connects the iOS application with the Stripe API.

I've been the sole developer on the project and acted as a client consultant.

A chatbot developed over the course of eight months, which helps users find their ideal position within Marriott International.

I contributed as the lead developer/architect. I was involved in creating production/staging AWS environments, writing back-end logic in Node.js, writing bot flows in Rivescript (on Rundexter platform), NPL (on Dialogflow, former API.ai), sentiment analysis, database schema, and more.

This iOS app made for the legendary Ministry of Sound club in London featured live HLS streaming as well as on-demand HLS audio content in more than twelve channels. It also featured Jaguar/Rover/Ford car dashboard integrations along with auxiliary devices support such as Chromecast, FireTV, and more.

It was unfortunately taken offline due to business reasons, but one can see its design in this article: http://www.digitalspy.com/music/news/a677135/ministry-of-sound-launches-247-live-streaming-app/

The live link shows one of its awesome animations—a visual spectrum analyzer.

My role was that of a project lead where I've closely collaborated with product owners and the project manager. I've also been responsible for synchronizing tasks between project teams (Fire TV, iOS, Android, Car integrations) and creating a core audio engine module for the iOS version of the product.

The Shine is an iOS arcade game (currently under development).

As a night elf, your goal is to steal the light of all of the living creatures you encounter, thus prolonging the night. But beware—once the sun rises, you'll be disintegrated because, as with all of the night's creatures, you can't exist during daylight.

Screenshots:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=10Ij5nG7KhjLLCGKAZ6wt25IU9IWf4LV-
https://drive.google.com/open?id=14q2yprVLTEg-33f1BhLciBQSmtl3Pgzd
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1lC3h0E3pdIcUHaZbiBSjheLX4QiTxeTh

I'm currently acting as a project manager and product/team lead on the project. The team's setup is an illustrator, three developers, and a commercialist.

A logical puzzle game where the goal is to capture the critters trying to escape the game board. We paid a lot of attention to details such as ambient sounds, critter idle animations, and sounds. The game features three worlds and six different creatures.

I've acted as a lead developer (in a team of two) and a project manager for development, design, and marketing teams.

An arcade game where the player helps an old theatre cat bring back colors to the world by collecting rainbow particles and jumping over obstacles. The game contains a lot of subtle humor.

My role was that of a project manager for a team of one illustrator, one marketing specialist, and one developer (myself).

This is a 3D interactive application where a user can listen to stories about Dubrovnik Fortification's 24 localities in more than seven languages. It also allows the user to see the whole city of Dubrovnik in 3D along with hearing a detailed narration presented by native speakers. An additional feature is a seagull-takeover which allows you free movement throughout the whole city.

My role as a project manager included synchronizing a team of three developers.

Fun fact: The city model is the one used in The Game of Thrones to represent King's Landing. It was offered as a courtesy of the company that created it. But of course, we've needed to drastically cut down the polygon count to make it run on iOS and Android devices.