Curriculum Vitae
Fact Sheet
Name: Andreas Braumann, MSc
Company: Division by Heroes e.U.
Date of Birth: September 15, 1980
Place of Birth: Vienna, Austria
Sex: Male
Nationality: Austrian
Marital Status: Married
Military Service: Fulfilled
E-Mail: brew@brew.at
Personal Website: http://www.brew.at
Career Objectives
I am looking to develop my skills as Software Engineer and Architect. My interests are currently mainly situated in creating mobile apps for iOS and Android as well as developing front and back ends for internet applications. Furthermore I am interested in algorithms and data structures. I prefer to apply these theories during game programming but also in other kinds of projects like VR and AR. I am mainly interested in GUI design and game/application logic, as well as integrating continuos build systems. I like to explore and use new platforms, tools and try out new ways to work, for example SCRUM. My favourite languages to work with are all flavours of C including Objective C, Java, Javascript, Perl, PHP and lately Python.
University, School and Education
2004-2007: Vienna University of Technology, Computer Science – Master of Science (DI) study: “Software Engineering & Internet Computing”
2002-2005: Vienna University of Technology, Computer Science – Bachelor of Science study: “Software and Information Engineering”
1998-2002: Vienna University of Technology, Computer Science Diploma study
1993-1998: Comprehensive Secondary School, technical profile in Strebersdorf, Vienna (de La Salle Schule)
1990-1992: Comprehensive Secondary School BRG 18, Vienna
Language Skills
| basic | conversational | fluent | |
| German (1) | * | ||
| English | * | ||
| French | * |
(1) = mother tongue
XR Industry Projects
Juggle Skeet
Company: Vienna Technical University
Platform: HTC Vive, LeapMotion
Role: Developer
Period of Time: 2016 – present
In the course of my educational leave my colleague Balint Istvan and me produced a video game for the lecture “Virtual and Augmented Reality” called JuggleSkeet. It is a multiplayer game developed in the Unreal Engine for HTC Vive. One player plays with the VR headset, the other player plays with the LeapMotion controller. Together they have to save shoot the Tron-styled balls.
BooomVR
Company: Rocketbike ARVR
Platform: Oculus Rift + Touch, HTC Vive, GearVR, Cardboard
Role: Technical Director
Period of Time: 2016 – present
Using the Unity Game Engine we created a VR Browser to experience different types of content types like 360 degree video, 3d objects or stereoscopic content. The content is delivered via Feeds from Youtube, Tumblr, WordPress, … that are fetched and updated regularly.
Blockchain
Winner of Donau Uni Krems Blockchain Hackathon “Blockchain meets Purposeful Gaming” with Team H!Chain. H!Chain helps people overcome their shyness at conferences by introducing a playful app that unlocks certain perks like buffet opening when people connect their H!Chain accounts. All transactions are securely stored on the Ardor blockchain.
Game Industry Projects
Novo App / Gametwist App / Gametwist Casino App
Company: Greentube
Role: Senior Mobile Developer, Mobile DevOps Lead
Platform: iPhone/Android
Period of Time: 2010 – 2016
After writing a Slot Mockup in only one week from scratch we started to work on the Novo App which is an offline Slot game with fun money. Implementing most of the GUI, sound and game logic as well as the in game shop where you can buy new slots via In-App purchase and managing the build configuration were my main tasks. This project was written purely in Objective C. For the last 6 months I worked on the Android port of the Novo App. Later we worked on lots of app refinements including marketing trackers, new features, native game engine improvements and various app spinoffs.
Ski Challenge 11
Company: Greentube
Role: Mobile 3D Game Developer
Platform: iPhone
Period of Time: August 2010 – March 2011
Using some legacy code from the J2ME version of Ski Challenge 10 I was working on the follow up project Ski Challenge 11 for iPhone/iPad. Writing most of the GUI and game code in native Objective – C and some optimizations of the 3d engine in C++ this game was released in multiple editions that launched in different countries. I was also responsible for managing the whole build process for all editions using XCode and Teamcity.
Various Skill Games
Company: Greentube
Role: Mobile Game Developer
Platforms: J2ME/Android/iPhone
Period of Time: January 2010 – present
Working in the mobile games department at Greentube I am taking care about a variety of aspects of the games. Fields I am involved in are among others comprised of: Network, AI, HUD, 3D and Sound. Platforms used include J2ME, Android and iPhone.
Fit For Fun (Nintendo DS)
Company: Mi’pu’mi Games
Role: Game Developer
Platform: Nintendo DS
Period of Time: September 2009 – December 2009
This game includes a diet planner with cooking instructions and a fun little quiz with various question types. By playing the quiz, lections are unlocked which teach you aber eating habits.
7Million
Company: Team Vienna
Role: Game Client Developer
Platform: PC
Period of Time: February 2009 – July 2009
Working on the client team of this PC game project. Using Panda3D and the Python language I worked on all parts of the project, mainly on GUI and game logic.
Yeti Games Sports Pack Vol. 1
Company: Xendex
Role: Junior Game Developer
Platform: J2ME
Period of Time: October 2008 – January 2009 I helped with porting this 2D-only game to all major handsets and final bugfixing.
Flatout Racing
Company: Xendex
Role: Junior Game Developer
Platform: J2ME
Tools used: Eclipse, XSI Softimage
Period of Time: November 2008-September 2008 In this mobile racing game, the player competes against up to three opponents to win the race and unlock new tracks and cars. With a cool damage model, a destructible environment and visually appealing particle effects this game looks great on a mobile!
I was responsible for the HUD code, the damage effects and physics. Furthermore, I helped with enemy AI and general gameplay code. Also, I helped port the game on all requested handsets.
Crash Car Mania
Company: Xendex
Role: Junior Game Developer
Platform: J2ME
Tools used: Eclipse, XSI Softimage
Period of Time: February 2008-October 2008
In this mobile action game, the player controls a dummy driving numerous rides like cars, rocket cars, gliders or jetpacks. The goal is to perform dangerous stunts and score high points. By doing combos, the scores will be multiplied to beat the best! I was responsible for implementing the HUD and was involved in the 3D content pipeline using Python and XSI as well as game controls and various other tasks. Furthermore I was part of the team that ported the game on to all requested handsets.
Other professional work
Huss Hawlik Architects Website
Company: DI Andreas Hawlik
Role: Website Developer
Platform: Drupal
Period of Time: October 2009 – December 2009
Based on the Drupal content management system I implemented the redesigned website for the architect group. By using a MySQL database the projects can be edited visually without knowledge of HTML code.
.NET web service for OMV
Company: SynerGIS
Role: Junior .net Developer
Platform: PC
Period of Time: Jun 2007-September 2007
For a client, we have been developing an archiving web service. It is based on LDAP authentication and uses ESRI ArcObjects to transform measurement data by using data from an Oracle server, which is then archived into an email archiving system. The web service was implemented using .NET technology and deployed on an Windows 2003 server. The data is being presented with the SynerGIS WebOffice program.
C++ client server map-matching engine
Company: SynerGIS
Role: Junior C++ Developer
Platform: PC
Period of Time: July 2006-May 2007
In the course of my diploma thesis I started to work on a
map-matching engine in C++. The program itself was realized as server-client architecture. The main goal of map-matching is to transform measured GPS points into actual street segments. Heuristics and Probabilistics have to be used because the points can be very incorrect. The results where visualized with ESRI ArcGIS.
actionscouts.com
Company: Interserv
Role: Full Stack Perl Developer, Database Engineer
Platform: Web
Period of Time: July 2003-June 2006
For the company Interserv I fixed and extended quite the whole system left over in a bad status by former programmers. Skills required for this job were a good understanding of a web front- and back-end written in Perl code using PostgreSQL Queries and a template concept. I also worked on the database itself by implementing functions and triggers. As the website is fully DHTML- and
Javascript-driven it was also a big part of my work to fix and change these things. Maintaining the functionality of the site and the database is still needed. I also had to co-maintain the Linux servers with software updates and configuration changes.
urlaub-in-oesterreich.co.at, …
Company: Cogidata
Platform: Web
Period of Time: March 2004-June 2006
Our client requested an extension to their original site actionscouts.com. They wanted to present the existing data in a fast and light-weight manner on numerous domains in a static form. For this job I wrote Perl scripts to statically generate all the sites from the existing data sources, the dynamic navigation bar and the sitemap. For every domain, it’s possible to set parameters influencing the output. The site is using templates (HTML::Template) enabling the client to update the design himself.
WebHotel – Reservation Software
Company: Interserv
Role: Junior Java Developer
Platform: Web
Period of Time: October 2003-December 2004
The requirements for this project are extremely diverse, including PostgreSQL/MySQL knowledge and programming via C++, GUI-design and programming with Java as well as working with eclipse and CVS in a team environment. We used several tools: autotools, javahelp, doxygen, Furthermore, extensive software engineering skills are required to understand the parts of the code I worked on.
Pool4Tool
Company: SELECTED! services
Role: Junior PHP Frontend Developer
Platform: Web
Period of Time: 2001-2002
I worked on the PHP code and database. Particularly challenging work for this company was to get into the huge existing codebase when I entered the project as well as understanding the enormous functionality of this web application which involved learning about some new PHP libraries and new ways collaborating online. Also, being self-organized was very important as I worked a lot from home because the office was in Wiener Neudorf.
University related work
Board of European Students of
Technology
Period of Time: 2001-2004
I was active on the international level of BEST in the webTeam working group. My tasks included some minor things like writing tutorials on internal development systems as well as my major responsibility: realizing a complete rewrite of the news system. This was already a project for several years, and only after I took responsibility the project was finished successfully together with webTeam. I had to gain knowledge in Java Server Pages and Makumba technology as well as internal development utilities. I was also automating the news entry process. The new news engine is a completely database-driven application allowing everyone to submit news which are then reviewed by a group of news editors who check the news, edit it if necessary and approve it. It will then show up on the main page and the original poster will get an email notification that his news item is now visible.
Social Consultancy of the student organisation
(Sozialreferat)
Period of Time: 1999-2000
Responsible for the web site, I regularly updated it to reflect new government laws and new information we got from the Department of Science and Education. The whole site is created via templates and a Perl script which fills the templates with content.
Institut für Kommunikationsnetze (Institute
For Communication Networks)
Period of Time: Period of Time: Summer 2001
In the course of an internship at the Technical University of Vienna I rewrote the whole homepage to be fully dynamic and database-driven and set up the servers. Tasks I finished were installing the server operating system (SuSE Linux), installing and setting up the server software (LAMP, ssh, ftp) as well as documenting the system setup and the application setup. A guide on how to use the system for newbies was also written by me. Furthermore I helped designing the homepage and wrote most of the PHP code and designed and administered the underlying database.
Erasmus Student Network – Buddynetwork TU
Period of Time: 2003-present
As webmaster I took care of managing the picture gallery and the events database. The website is powered by FlatDB via PHP Scripts.
New degree course scheme
(Studienplan)
Department:Institute
for computer languages
Period of Time: 2000-2002
Since we also have Bachelor and Master studies at TU Vienna there was a need for a clear and plain web interface where students could look at which institute offers which courses in which semester and I was involved in writing parts of the back-end system. The work was done using Perl and Makefiles on a Debian Linux System.
Department of Algorithms and Data
Structures
Period of Time: 2000-2002
Having stated deeper interest for the lectures “Algorithms and Data Structures 1 and 2” I was asked to work at the department as tutor. I was responsible for 2 groups with 20 students each. In weekly meetings I had to verify their elaborated assignments and also corrected tests that I held regularly.
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