Entry-level developer
I build Unity game projects, front-end websites and never stop learning and pushing myself to do better.
About
I am a junior developer with a strong interest in building software by actually shipping projects. My strongest practical work so far is in Unity and C#, and I also build front-end websites using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Bootstrap. I like learning by solving concrete problems, improving structure, and turning ideas into working results.
I am looking for junior or internship opportunities where I can contribute to real projects, improve quickly, and gain more professional experience. I am especially interested in game development, front-end work, and software roles where problem-solving and implementation matter.
Current focus
In development since October 2025
I am currently building a more advanced Unity project inspired by real-time lane-based strategy games. The work includes gameplay systems, deployment logic, combat flow, UI, multiplayer synchronization, and ongoing iteration on mechanics and polish.
The project is AI-assisted for research and iteration support to make that workflow clear, while the direction, debugging and implementation decisions remain mine.
Gameplay showcase
A short showcase of the current strategy prototype, including deployment, combat flow, units, towers, and UI.
Direction
This portfolio is structured to show practical work: what I built, which tools I used, and which skills each project demonstrates.
Strengths
My strongest areas right now are Unity, C#, front-end layout work, rapid learning, and improving projects through debugging.
Projects
Web + data project
Stat tracker website with playtest scheduling, account creation, profile personalization, and Minecraft data sent into Supabase.
See detailsWeb project
Front-end concept website initially built with a classmate, then improved as solo.
See detailsUnity project
Arcade-style Unity project focused on gameplay fundamentals and game flow.
See detailsUnity project
Idle/clicker prototype focused on progression loops, timers, and UI feedback.
See detailsUnity project
My second most advanced showcased game project, centered on systems, pacing, modifiers and savings.
See detailsMinecraft stat tracker and community site
I built this project to give Call of Block players one place to track Battle Royale and Deathmatch stats, join playtests, create an account, and personalize their profile.
I used an API to send Minecraft information into Supabase and then used that data across the site for leaderboards, match history, player profiles, and account-linked stat views.
Front-end concept website
ProfitHub is a front-end concept website created with a classmate during a short school sprint. The goal was to present a working concept of business idea.
This project shows that I can build layouts, organize content into clear sections, and turn an idea into a usable front-end presentation.
Arcade Unity prototype
Flabby Bird is a small Unity project built to strengthen core gameplay fundamentals. It focuses on player movement, obstacle flow, score tracking, restart logic, and keeping the gameplay loop clean and readable.
Even though it is a smaller project, it helped me build stronger habits around structure, timing, and making simple systems work reliably together.
Idle / clicker Unity prototype
Gold Clicker is a clicker game inspired by idle progression games. I used it to work on timers, passive currency generation, upgrade pacing, and feedback that makes progression feel clearer to the player.
The project is useful because it pushed me to think about gameplay loops, reward structure, and how small UI changes affect the feel of progression.
Top-down runner prototype
Runner is my most advanced currently showcased game project. It is a 2D top-down runner inspired by endless-runner design, and it pushed me to make a top-down game feel more dynamic and readable in motion.
This project gave me more practice with game flow, prefab-based content, boosters, timers, upgrades, and connecting multiple systems into one playable loop.
Skills
Experience
March 2026 - Ongoing
Kood is a well known organization in Estonia that teaches Java, focusing on teaching problem solving, debugging and teamwork. With the goal to help people get into the IT job industry.
Ongoing
Built custom Minecraft maps for Fiverr briefs, balancing visual presentation, terrain composition, and playable layout for client work.
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