Chad Bordwell

Chad Bordwell has extensive work experience in the game industry. Chad is currently working as a Senior Level Designer at Something Wicked Games. Prior to that, they were the Lead Mission Designer at Lost Boys Interactive, where they worked on the project "Tiny Tina's Wonderlands" and was responsible for creating and pitching missions, scripting mission flow and combat, scripting narrative moments and dialog, and leading a team of designers.

Before their role at Lost Boys Interactive, Chad worked as a Senior Level Designer at Squanch Games from 2020 to 2021. Chad also has experience at Ubisoft, where they held the positions of Game Designer and Senior Level Designer. At Ubisoft, they worked on the project "Farcry 6" and was responsible for creating and revamping gameplay features, as well as creating gameplay pitches and presentations.

Chad's earlier experience includes working as a Senior Designer at Raven Software, where they contributed to projects such as "Call of Duty: Black Ops" and an unannounced title. Chad also briefly worked on "Singularity" in a scripting role. Prior to that, they held roles at Activision, where they worked as a Level Designer/Scripter and Game Designer/Production Tester on projects such as "Return To Castle Wolfenstein" and "Call to Power & Call to Power 2." Chad started their career at Activision as a Quality Assurance Tester and later took on a Technical Support role.

Overall, Chad Bordwell has a diverse and extensive background in game design and level design, with experience in creating gameplay features, scripting missions, leading a team, and working on various successful projects.

Chad Bordwell began their education in 1991 at Hawkeye Community College, where they pursued a degree in Commercial Art. Chad successfully completed their studies in 1993, earning an Associate of Arts (AA) degree. Following this, in 1994, Chad enrolled at the American Animation Institute to further their education in Traditional Animation. Chad attended the institute for a year and concluded their studies in 1995, obtaining a variety of degrees in the field.