Nick Hunter

Nick Hunter has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries and roles. Nick is currently working at Sony Interactive Entertainment as the Director of Software Engineering. Prior to this, they held the position of Senior Manager in Engineering at the same company. Nick also briefly served as a Manager in Engineering.

Before joining Sony Interactive Entertainment, Nick Hunter worked at PlayStation™Network - Sony Network Entertainment Int'l, where they held the roles of Manager in Engineering and Senior Technical Program Manager. In these positions, they were responsible for client development and oversaw the development and release of PlayStation Now's Subscription offering. Nick also performed the Product Owner role for a scrum team and managed a team of direct reports.

Nick Hunter started their career at Electronic Arts, where they worked as a Senior Designer and later as a Technical Game Designer. Nick provided support in level design and analysis for Plants vs. Zombies: Adventures and drove the development of JetSet Secrets on Facebook. Nick also worked as a Consultant at Electronic Arts, providing support for marketing campaigns and managing localization and publisher submissions.

Additionally, Nick Hunter has worked at Naked Communications as the Manager of Naked Numbers, leading quantitative analysis projects, and at iNiS as a Game Designer, leading the development of front-end User Interface. Nick also worked at Spry Fox as a Lead Client Programmer and at Maddoc Software as an Associate Designer during their internship.

Throughout their career, Nick Hunter has demonstrated a strong background in software engineering, management, and game design. Nick has a proven track record of delivering high-quality products while meeting budget and time constraints.

Nick Hunter attended Choate Rosemary Hall from 1998 to 2002. Following this, they pursued a degree in Economics & Comparative Media Studies with a focus on East Asian Studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology from 2002 to 2006.