East Side Games
Andrew Henry has a solid work experience in the field of quality assurance and game design. Andrew started their career as a Junior QA Analyst at Phoenix Interactive in 2006, where they tested ATM software and managed the MKS ticketing system. Andrew then moved on to FCT in 2010 as a Quality Assurance Analyst, providing testing and planning support for multiple internal projects and systems. At Big Viking Games, Andrew held various roles, including Lead Quality Assurance Analyst, Intermediate Quality Assurance Analyst, and Senior Quality Assurance Analyst. During their time at Big Viking Games, they participated in sprint planning, provided extensive SQL expertise, contributed to the launch of new features and products, and took part in the hiring process for new QA analysts. Most recently, Andrew is working as a Quality Assurance Analyst at East Side Games.
Andrew Henry attended Fanshawe College from 2003 to 2006, where they obtained a degree in Computer Programming. In July 2019, they also received a Smart Serve License from Smart Serve Ontario.
East Side Games
East Side Games is a developer and publisher of free to play mobile games. It is focused on making narrative idle games in the business, and creating the technology for developers to tell stories.The company is an independent and profitable game studio with a collaborative, creative, and fun culture. Their games fund all their new projects andits purpose-built technology infrastructure powers its rapid, iterative prototyping, based directly on audience feedback. This allows them to take design ideas to playable releases in days rather than months.ESG currently publishes and operates successful franchise titles including Archer: Danger Phone, Dragon Up: Idle Adventure, The Goldbergs: Back to the 80s, It's Always Sunny: The Gang Goes Mobile, and Trailer Park Boys Grea$y Money.East Side Games was recently recognized on the "Top 50 Mobile Game Makers 2020" list compiled by Pocket Gamer Biz, on the "Canada's Top Small & Medium Employers" list compiled by Canada's Top 100, as well as on the "Canada's Top Growing Companies 2019" list compiled by Globe & Mail Report on Business and 2020 Red Herring Top 100 North America Winners.In 2011, Vancouver, British Columbia