Sam Arnold - Software Engineer
Email: sarnold12@liberty.edu
Through 2015 and 2016, I was a community group leader at Liberty University. As a leader on my hall I fostered Spiritual, Mental, and Physical health to the guys on my hall. I worked with RA's on my hall to help create events for our dorm. I put over 80 hours of community service as my time as a leader.
Treasurer of Student Executive Board. Created and Maintain budgets for over fifteen clubs and organizations. Served on as a member of several boards including Curriculum Committee, Middle States, Student Association and Student Executive Board.
As an Intern of ID-DR, I ran PC-3000's and Deep-Spar Disk Imagers, which are Computer Fornsics Equipment to preform data-cloning that was used to transfer data. I preformed HardDrive repairs such as fixing heads in the harddrive. I also was trained in cellphone forensics using Cellabrite. Visit https://id-dr.com/data-recovery/ or http://www.aaa-pi.com/
In 2015, I fostered and grew the idea of Asterism Games, a gaming studio team that would release positive games. I wanted to stay away from the dark narrative of the current gaming industry. In December of 2016, Asterism Games released its first game on the Google Play store called "Super Dodgeball App Game". I was the lead designer of a team of 5 guys. The concept was simple, machanics mixed from Dodgeball and wallball. The App was developed with C# and Unity3d.
Over the summers of 2013 through 2017, A group of college buddies of mine from Corning got together to create several apps. We are expecting a future release of our app "Mountain Heart" in 2018. The game is loosly based on Dark Souls, Legend of Zelda. It will have unique characters and settings.
