Ronny Mraz

Ronny Mraz has a diverse work experience in the field of audio and music. Ronny currently holds the position of Audio Director at FuzzyBot since January 2022. Prior to this, they worked as an Adjunct Music Faculty at New York University starting in July 2020. In the same year, Ronny took on the role of an Angel Investor, focusing on investing in companies in the Seed and Pre-Seed stage.

From 2016 to 2021, Ronny worked at Avalanche Studios, starting as a Junior Technical Sound Designer and gradually progressing to Senior Technical Sound Designer. During their time at Avalanche, they were involved in various responsibilities such as audio and music systems design, sound effects creation, audio editing, and implementation using FMOD.

In addition to their positions at FuzzyBot, New York University, and Avalanche Studios, Ronny has also worked as a Contributing Author for Splice, where they wrote educational articles focused on video game audio. Ronny has also gained experience as an Independent Game Developer, leading the dialogue engineering for the game Lamplight City.

Earlier in their career, Ronny completed an internship as a Junior Audio Engineer at Kabam and worked as a Studio Assistant at NYU Summer Institute of Music Production Technology. Ronny also worked as a Video Editor, Co-Producer, and On-Screen Personality at NYU Science of Music and as a Systems Intern at Owl Computing Technologies Inc.

Overall, Ronny Mraz's work experience demonstrates their expertise and involvement in various aspects of audio and music production, particularly in the gaming industry.

Ronny Mraz obtained a Bachelor of Music degree with a major in Music Technology and a minor in Computer Science from New York University. This educational achievement took place from 2012 to 2016. Additionally, Ronny received a certification as a Certified Accessible Player Experience Practitioner from The AbleGamers Charity in February 2020. Moreover, Ronny pursued further education in the field of Sound Spatialization/Synthesis at IRCAM (Institute for Research and Coordination in Acoustics/Music), although the exact dates of enrollment are not specified.