Alexandra Bazyleva

At 101XP, I worked as a Technical Game Designer, focusing on release processes and game balance. My core responsibilities included managing build pipelines and ensuring smooth communication between development, QA, and production teams. I accompanied every update from handoff to final release — tracking task statuses, removing blockers, and keeping the process predictable.

On the design side, I owned the game’s economy and character stats balancing. I maintained Excel configuration sheets with over 5,000 rows, where I fine‑tuned item properties, character attributes, and progression parameters. I analyzed how each number change affected player behaviour and adjusted values to keep the game engaging at every stage. This experience taught me to work with large datasets, stay detail‑oriented, and make design decisions grounded in logic and metrics rather than guesswork.

At Fabrika Igr, I started as a technician-programmer and over two years grew into a developer who owned end‑to‑end implementation of game mechanics and features in C# and Unity. My responsibilities covered nearly the entire technical pipeline — from writing code and assembling 3D scenes with lighting and composition, to optimizing performance for mobile devices and PC.

I placed special emphasis on the visual side: integrating 2D assets, building adaptive UI/UX for different screen resolutions, and setting up animations — mechanical, procedural, and state‑driven — for both 3D objects and UI elements. I also worked with VFX, creating and optimizing particle systems for victory effects, environmental feedback, and player actions.

Collaboration was a big part of my role — I worked closely with artists and programmers, preparing assets for engine integration, configuring materials and basic shaders, and making sure content fit seamlessly into the pipeline. I followed Git Flow strictly — branching, pull requests, merge conflict resolution — and this experience gave me a solid grasp of the full asset‑to‑build lifecycle. I learned to think at the intersection of design, code, and visuals.

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