Yuichiro Mori

Yuichiro Mori has over 10 years of experience in the software engineering field. Yuichiro started their career at DeNA in 2009 as a Software Engineer, where they played a vital role in designing and implementing multiple web-based games. Yuichiro then took on the role of Lead Software Engineer, where they successfully led a team of engineers for a game with over 3 million users.

In 2013, Yuichiro joined DeNA Studios Canada as a Senior Software Engineer. Here, they were responsible for game API server and client development, as well as game service stability and availability. Yuichiro also took on additional responsibilities in development-support toolings, analytics pipeline renovation, and infrastructure provisionings.

Yuichiro continued to grow their career at DeNA West in 2015, where they served as a Senior Software Engineer. In this role, they were responsible for the design and implementation of frameworks, libraries, and systems that were essential for the core engineering and platform team. Yuichiro'sexpertise extended to server and mobile device technologies.

In 2017, Yuichiro joined BANDAI NAMCO Studios Vancouver Inc. as a Senior DevOps Engineer and later became the Lead Server Engineer. In these roles, they led the entire studio's backend team and fulfilled DevOps needs for the entire studio while working on a high-traffic title based on a well-known franchise. Yuichiro played a crucial role in architecting and building a full-featured mobile game backend from scratch, establishing a weekly mob programming session for knowledge sharing and teamwork, and redefining the studio's development workflow. Yuichiro also introduced automated testing, linting, code coverage check, and code review pipelines, resulting in significant productivity improvements.

Most recently, Yuichiro joined Phoenix Labs in 2019 as a Senior Programmer. Further details about this role, such as the specific responsibilities and achievements, are not provided.

Yuichiro Mori's education history includes studying Economics at Waseda University. No specific start or end year is mentioned.