Kira L.

Kira L. has a diverse work experience in the gaming industry. Kira began their career as a Software Engineer at Twitch in 2017 and later transitioned into a role as a Game Designer at Devstruction Games. Kira also worked as a Journalist at Хакер and a Reviewer at OPNoobs LLC and Igromania Magazine. Kira joined Too Many Pixels Games as a Game Designer in 2019 and then moved to Ubisoft, where they continued their work as a Game Designer until 2021. Kira then joined Gameloft as a Game Designer until 2023 when they became a Senior Game Designer at Voodoo.

Kira L. began their education in 2012, attending Imperial College London where they pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Software Engineering. Kira completed their undergraduate studies in 2016. In 2013, Kira L. also enrolled at Central Saint Martins, University of The Arts London for a higher education program in Communication and Media Studies, which they completed in 2014.

Afterward, Kira L. continued their education by pursuing a Master of Science degree in Computer Software Engineering at the University of Glasgow from 2017 to 2018.

In addition to their formal education, Kira L. obtained various certifications. These include completing a Game Design Course at Gameloft in July 2021, obtaining Coursera Course Certificates for Java Programming: Principles of Software Design (May 2016), Java Programming: Arrays, Lists, and Structured Data (April 2016), and Java Programming: Solving Problems with Software (March 2016). Kira also holds certificates for "6.00.2x: Introduction to Computational Thinking and Data Science" from edX, "Algorithms: Theories and Practices" from Stepik, "DEV204x: Programming with C#" from edX, "Introduction to C++" from Stepik, "Science Thinking" from Stepik, "Theoretical Computer Science" from Stepik, "edX Verified Certificate for Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python" from edX, "edX Verified Certificate for Programming in R for Data Science" from edX, and "edX Verified Certificate for Programming with Python for Data Science" from edX.