E-mail: gareth.haage@gmail.com​

Professional info

 

Gareth Haage is a highly skilled and experienced game designer with a passion for bringing fantasy worlds to life using technology. As the Lead Game Designer and Partner at Humble Sage Games, he has played a key role in the development of numerous games, leading a team of skilled designers and working with a diverse range of professionals to create immersive and engaging gaming experiences.

 

Gareth holds a Bachelor's degree in Games Development from SAE Qantm Brisbane, where he honed his skills in both programming and design. He is also currently pursuing a Master's degree in Applied Artificial Intelligence from Deakin University, allowing him to stay up-to-date on the latest developments in AI technology and apply this knowledge to his work.

 

In addition to his work at Humble Sage Games, Gareth is also deeply committed to expanding the capabilities of his team through leadership training and interdisciplinary skill sharing. He is skilled in project management and has a strong track record of presenting and marketing games and VR experiences at events across Australia and Europe.

Languages

 

C#

Python

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Skills

 

Unity3D

Blender

Visual Studio

MonoDevelop

Git Hub

Source Tree

BitBucket

OpenCV

PyTorch

iPi Soft​

 

 

Work experience

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Humble Sage Games

2020 - Present

Partner

 

Managing company direction and expanding our reach towards software and neuroscience tools. Building the team’s skills and capabilities through leadership training and interdisciplinary skill sharing.

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Humble Sage Games

2018 - Present

Lead Game Designer

 

Leading a team of skilled designers working with a team of over 20 people to produce large scale VR games. Project management of all aspects of video game production. Presenting and marketing games and VR experiences at events across Australia and Europe.

 

Humble Sage Games

2017 - 2018

Designer

 

Working with writers to produce game levels that feature unique gameplay loops to emphasize narrative elements. Creating prototypes of future projects in collaboration with programmers and artists.