Alejo Silos Leal

Alejo Silos Leal has a diverse work experience in the gaming industry. Alejo began their career in 2009 as a Level Designer for Proyect eMeS, a video game focused on deafness disabilities. Alejo then transitioned to roles such as Project Lead and Level Designer at Universidad Francisco de Vitoria - CEIEC, where they gained extensive experience in Unity 3D and worked on over 25 different levels.

In 2013, Alejo joined A Crowd of Monsters as a Programmer and Technical Assistant, where they helped the team adapt to the Unity 3D platform and implemented various features and tools. Alejo later became a Senior Programmer at Vodka Capital and then returned to A Crowd of Monsters in the same role.

Alejo then moved on to Virtual Toys in 2014 as a Game Designer, working on games like World of Warriors and Phineas&Ferb - Day Of Doofenshmirtz. Alejo designed weapons, levels, and game structures, as well as coordinated teams and balanced multiplayer gameplay.

Since 2016, Alejo has been working at Tequila Works, starting as a Level Designer and later taking on roles as a Narrative Designer and Lead Gameplay Designer. Alejo contributed to games like Groundhog Day Like Father Like Son, Rime (which won the Best Puzzle Game award in 2017), and WonderWorlds. Alejo worked closely with the lead designer and creative director to shape the game's vision and mechanics.

Throughout their career, Alejo has showcased their technical skills, creativity, and ability to adapt to new technologies and tools. Alejo has experience in level design, gameplay design, narrative design, and team coordination, making him a versatile and valuable asset in the gaming industry.

Alejo Silos Leal completed their Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria from 2005 to 2011. In addition, they obtained the certification of Microsoft Active Professional (MAP) from Microsoft in February 2013.