Martín Pane Fernández-Longo

Martín Pane Fernández-Longo has a diverse work experience in the gaming industry. Martín worked at Pixion Games as a Technical Lead, overseeing the development of casual competitive mobile games and starting a project called Fableborne. Prior to that, they worked at Hutch as a Game Developer, contributing to the success of the game "Top Drives," which resulted in the company's acquisition. Martín also served as a Lead Game Developer and Partner at AlPixel Games, leading the development of a narrative adventure game called "A Place for the Unwilling." Martín gained experience in developing Unity games through their roles as Producer and Lead Programmer for university projects, including puzzle games for mobile and turn-based strategy games for PC. In addition, Martín made significant contributions to the gaming community with their tool called Graphy, which won the Best Development Tool in the Unity Awards 2018.

Martín Pane Fernández-Longo pursued their education with a strong focus on design, innovation, and technology. From 2013 to 2017, they attended ESNE, the University School of Design, Innovation, and Technology, where they earned their Bachelor's degree in Videogame Development. Prior to that, they spent a year at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid in 2012 to 2013, pursuing a degree in Aerospace Engineering. Unfortunately, there is no information available regarding any additional certifications or qualifications they may have obtained.