Simcoach Games
Adrian Mester began their work experience as a Treasurer and Project Manager at the Game Creation Society in September 2017. Adrian managed funds, planned budgets, and led a team of students in organizing and producing games. Adrian also provided guidance and advice on other student projects.
In January 2019, Adrian joined Erik Thiessan's Infant Learning and Language Lab as a Game Designer. In this role, they designed and programmed games that replicated Stroop tasks to test inhibitory control. Adrian edited and managed gameplay data for research analysis and adapted the popular game Beat Saber for use in exergame studies. Adrian held this position until October 2021.
Adrian's most recent position is as a Junior Game Developer at Simcoach Games, starting in November 2021. No end date is provided for this role.
Adrian Mester pursued their education from 2017 to 2021 at Carnegie Mellon University, where they completed a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and the Arts. Adrian'sprimary field of study was Game and Interactive Media Design.
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Simcoach Games
Etcetera Edutainment, Inc. develops 3D games and simulation products for workplace safety and product operations training. The company offers industrial safety training simulations that provide learners with a realistic experience with equipment, people, and processes, which they can expect to encounter on the job without the real danger; andinteractive computer-based edutainment applications, which comprise architectural visualization, crowd gaming, and exhibit development. It also provides Virtual Medical Device Training, an interactive and hands-on training tool, which allows trainees to learn how to use a device safely, step by step, and then requires practice using the device in a 3D space; and health education. In addition, the company offers Safetyworks Lift Truck, a videogame-based training product; and Forklift Safety Sim, a simulation-based training solution that allows forklift operators and other workers to learn and practice the principles of OSHA-based forklift safety. It serves manufacturing, utilities, and healthcare industries. The company was founded in 2005 and is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.