Josh Maida

Josh Maida has a diverse and extensive work experience in the multimedia and gaming industry. Josh started their career as a Multimedia Designer at Halliburton in 1997. After that, they worked as a Multimedia Consultant as a self-employed individual from 1999 to 2002. From 2002 to 2006, they served as a 3D Animator and Interactive Designer at Six Foot Studios, working on projects for a wide range of clients including HBO, Warner Brothers, and Mattel.

In 2006, Josh Maida transitioned to Six Foot, LLC, where they held various roles. Josh started as an Interactive Director, responsible for creative and technical direction and development of interactive experiences and computer animations for clients such as Oracle and Sony Pictures Entertainment. In 2009, they became a Partner and continued their work as the Interactive Director, expanding their role to include proposal development, copywriting, graphic design, and programming. Josh also worked with clients like AT&T, Disney Educational Products, and Waste Management.

From 2012 to 2015, Josh Maida took on the position of Partner and VP Games, Executive Producer at Six Foot, LLC. In this role, they managed the video game department and oversaw production efforts for games like Grey Goo and Dreadnought. Josh continued in this capacity as the Executive Director of Production and New Product Development from 2015 to 2016, providing interim oversight for the Production Department and working on projects such as RiME. Finally, in 2016, they assumed the role of Partner and Director of New Product, where they played a key role in the company's strategy and vision and supervised new product development initiatives.

Overall, Josh Maida's work experience showcases their expertise in multimedia design, animation, interactive experiences, and video game production. Josh has worked with a diverse range of clients and has demonstrated strong leadership skills in their various roles at Six Foot, LLC.

Josh Maida received their Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Mathematics from the University of Houston, where they attended from 1992 to 1997.