Matthew Cesario

Matthew Cesario has extensive experience in the gaming industry, starting with their current role as a Level Designer at Final Strike Games, where they collaborate with the quest and level design teams at Epic Games to create unique world locations for Fortnite Quests. Matthew is responsible for designing and building world spaces using Unreal Engine 5 and World Partition, and they also playtests and iterates based on team feedback. Prior to this, Matthew worked as a Game Designer at Little Orbit, where they focused on designing quests for Fortnite and worked on live content and features. Matthew also has experience working at Bethesda Game Studios as an Associate Systems Designer, specializing in monetization on a live multiplayer game. Matthew created design functionality for the MTX team and published the Atomic shop catalogs on a weekly basis using proprietary monetization tools. Before that, Matthew worked as a Quality Assurance Engineer at Bethesda Game Studios Austin, where they specialized in quest and systems design and provided bug finding, reporting, and reproduction services. Matthew also attended quest playtests and provided feedback. Matthew's experience also includes working as a QA Tester at BattleCry Studios, where they tested multimedia entertainment for various platforms and provided feedback to the level design team. Before entering the gaming industry, Matthew worked in different roles, including QA at Bethesda Softworks, Manager at UBREAKIFIX, Authorized Service Center Technician at Sprint, and CNC Machinist at Waters Corporation.

Matthew Cesario attended Montgomery College in 2016, where they studied Game and Interactive Media Design. After that, they enrolled in Front Range Community College, without specifying any start or end years. During their time there, they completed various coursework in Applied Sciences, Mechanics, and Multimedia Graphic Design. Matthew then pursued further education at the University of Phoenix, where they studied Web Development and Administration. No specific start or end years were provided for their enrollment at this institution.