LEVEL DESIGNER

Background
Since my father is a programmer and his brother is a graphics designer, I grew up around games. As a child, I played games like The Sims and Little Big Planet. Always on the lookout for new adventures. 

 

With time, I became more interested in art and wanted to learn how to draw. In 2017, I joined LBS Kristianstad. During my time there, I learned a lot about 3D modeling, drawing, and animation. My favorite was concept art, which I still sometimes do while writing my books in my free time. In addition, I was a member of the group 'Baws Waffles'. In our school, there was a problem with people skipping breakfast due to time constraints or not knowing what to eat. Our friend group decided to fix it. As a result, we would sell waffles every wednesday for a cheap student price. Besides being the cook, I was also the vice leader of the group. My experience has taught me a lot about entrepreneurship and group work, as well as the importance of teamwork.

 

Afterward, I discovered that TGA had interesting education. In addition to applying for the graphic education program, I also wanted to learn more about level designers. Therefore, I applied for that education as well and was accepted. It has been an educational experience for me during my time in TGA, because I didn't know anything about level design. I like to use story telling and narrative in the level design, as well as puzzles in games. There is nothing better than seeing where the player should go without having to be told.Now I look forward to being a part of your team!
 

Thank you for your time!

/ Caidian Vincent Karagöz



I am part of The Game Assembly’s internship program. As per the agreement between the Games Industry and The Game Assembly, neither student nor company may be in contact with one another regarding internships before April 19th. Any internship offers can be made on April 26th, at the earliest.