Andrew Silber

Led all technology for a gaming platform with an on-chain economy, overseeing a distributed team of ~40 engineers. Architected developer-facing platform with SDKs, dashboards, and tooling, and directed development of an AI-powered developer Copilot.

Built Ubisoft's Da Nang studio from the ground up, defining technology strategy and hiring/training a team of ~30 engineers. Architected the Nano cross-platform ecosystem and personally wrote the core runtime and SDK.

Consulted with Asia-based studios to modernize development practices, processes, and team structures. Personally architected and implemented core systems for multiple game titles and technology initiatives.

Responsible for studio-wide technology across mobile, social, web, and console platforms for ~35 developers. Led a 10-person core tech team supporting titles including Pirates, Civilization, and Borderlands, and oversaw a proprietary analytics platform.

Co-founded a game and interactive media company. Designed and implemented a high-performance graphics engine and tool chain, assembled the team, established production processes, and managed the full product development cycle.

Designed and built a complete AI system for the PSP strategy game Field Commander, including strategic decision-making, tactical planning, and adaptive difficulty. Continued on client/server technology for the MMORPG EverQuest.

Led a team of 10 implementing cross-platform networking and UI systems for the James Bond FPS GoldenEye. Designed and oversaw the complete AI solution for the title.

Led the programming team for Freaky Flyers on Xbox, PS2, and GameCube. Served as a key senior engineer on the coin-op title Offroad Thunder.

Developed game code and tools for Zork: Nemesis on PC and Pitfall 3D on PlayStation.

Bachelor’s degree in Cognitive Psychology from Yale University.