Ruslan Sleptsov

Used Entitas ECS to prototype and release games within weeks while keeping the balance between fast iteration times and quality. Live-Ops Parking Jam as the main developer: - Worked closely with Game Designers, Level Designers and Artists to quickly develop new features and help on the tech side. - Developed Level Editor which: - Helped identify and fix high-churn and «broken» levels. - Helped introduce complex game mechanics that were well received by old users. - Optimized game rendering to run well on low-end Android devices. - Developed Battle Pass plugin, which has been used throughout few games. In the case of Parking Jam, every Battle Pass launch resulted in temporal IAP revenue increase. - Ported an IAP-oriented game to be used in the portfolio games as a meta-game, which led to overall increase in KPIs. - Mentored new developers, helped to adapt to using ECS.

Manastorm: Arena of Legends - Took part in the company’s first PVP-game and brought it to soft-launch. Used tech: Unity, Amazon GameLift and Unity UNet. - Implemented game loop and spells mechanics. - Worked closely with the backend team to design and implement social backend systems, such as Matchmaking, Game Squads, Clans and Chat. - Implemented a C# SDK for the in-house analytics API. - Integrated tracking and social SDKs. - Mentored first colleagues from New Zealand, as a fluent English speaker. Myni - hyper-casual team/studio - Soft-launched the company’s first ever hyper-casual game Save the VIP as the main developer. - Integrated ad SDKs.

Was the first developer and a founding member of a game development startup. Did several mid-core game prototypes, which eventually led to a publishing contract and investment. A year later, the startup joined the MyTona team.