>> I came to school undecided, didn't know what I wanted to do.
I had taken some programming classing in high school
but didn't really know how feasible that was as a career choice.
But then I got into some computer science classes at Pomona and it really clicked.
So after graduation, I went back to my hometown in Oregon
and there was a game company there called Dynamics.
And I got in at ground floor QA, you know, just as a tester,
worked my way up to a programming position.
And then that company was owned by another larger company that decided to shut it down.
So then I was out looking for a job but a guy who I had worked on in a project there was
out in St. Louis at Sony Online Entertainment.
And he reached out to me and I decided, sure, why not.
So I went out there for a year and worked on the [inaudible] and then they shut that studio down
and brought us back to San Diego and then just this past year Sony Online Entertainment got
sold off to another group and we were rebranded as Daybreak Game Company.