Career Break

Key Highlights

✓ Stepped away from full-time work to handle family and personal commitments split between Brazil and Chile

✓ Co-founded Croakpad with a friend and started developing Corazon, a suite of 10+ Unity packages/tools

✓ Continued building The Ultimate Lazy Dev — an ongoing personal toolset for solo and small-team Unity development

✓ Built and operated a personal HomeLab — networking, self-hosted services, and infrastructure tinkering

✓ Built a small side business creating and customizing 3D printed products, from modeling to final delivery

✓ Returning to the industry actively

After wrapping up Valiants: Arena at Vortrius, I took an intentional career break to focus on family and personal matters split between Chile and Brazil. During this period I stayed hands-on with technology in three directions:

Croakpad — an early-stage indie studio I’m starting with a friend, where we’re building Corazon, a suite of 10+ Unity packages and tools aimed at speeding up game development. (Both still private for now.)
The Ultimate Lazy Dev — my own ongoing personal toolset of small Unity utilities focused on cutting boilerplate for solo and small-team projects. (github.com/theultimatelazydev)
HomeLab — networking, self-hosted services, and infrastructure tinkering as a way to keep my non-Unity engineering muscles warm.
D Printing — started as a hobby and evolved into a small side business through custom requests and product experimentation, focusing on designing and producing customized 3D printed products.

I’m now actively looking for my next role.

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