East Side Games
Nicholas Obey has a diverse work experience. Nicholas started their career as a Tutor at The Art Institute of Vancouver in August 2012 and worked there until March 2013. In January 2013, they joined East Side Games as a Jr. Software Engineer and was promoted to Software Engineer in November 2014. Nicholas'slast role at East Side Games was as a Senior Software Engineer, which they started in March 2018. There is no information provided regarding the end dates for their roles at East Side Games.
Nicholas Obey attended The Art Institute of Vancouver from 2010 to 2012, where they studied Game Design. No degree was specified in the available information.
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