Mérilin Machado

Mérilin Machado has extensive experience in the gaming industry, beginning with their role as a Virtual Reality Designer at G2E in 2016. Mérilin then worked as an Animation and Video Designer at the Secretaria de Educação a Distância SEAD in 2017, creating educational animations and videos.

Mérilin then joined CreativeDrive as a 3D Quality Assistant, ensuring the accuracy and realism of 3D models for marketing purposes. Mérilin also worked as a UX/UI Designer at Nec Plus Ultra - NPU, focusing on software usability and interface development.

In 2017, they had a brief role as a Merchandiser at Walt Disney World before returning to Nec Plus Ultra - NPU as a UX/UI Designer, where they also created graphic design materials.

Mérilin then worked at The Breach Studios as a Senior Game Producer, and later at AQUIRIS as a Game Producer, Content Game Producer, and Art Producer. In these roles, they were responsible for overseeing game production and team organization, using various methodologies and tools such as Agile, Jira, and Microsoft Project. Mérilin also worked on the production of the game "Wonderbox" for both companies.

Prior to their gaming industry experience, Mérilin worked as a Game Producer, Product Manager, and Art Director at Eludica, where they managed the development of an educational mobile game from concept to playtest.

Overall, Mérilin Machado has a diverse range of experience in game production, art direction, UX/UI design, and animation, making their a well-rounded professional in the gaming industry.

Mérilin Machado has a diverse education history. In 2011, they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Games Design at Universidade do Vale do Itajaí, but their studies lasted only one year. Mérilin then attended Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina from 2012 to 2017, where they obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Design with a specialization in Animation. Following this, in 2014, they attained a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Games Design from Brunel University London, completing their studies in 2015.