About Tesseract
The Tesseract Center for Immersive Environments and Game Design
Tesseract is a game development and visualization studio housed at the University of Arkansas and headed by Dr. David Fredrick. Our core mission is the creation of immersive, game-based content for courses and research, with undergraduate and graduate student developers playing an integral part. Through the interdisciplinary, project-based process of game design, Razorbacks teach Razorbacks, both in making the content and in “playing” it as part of course modules or research projects.
The Team
Our team is made up of recent graduates in leadership roles and current student interns. We’re able to teach students valuable skills beyond the classroom and empower them to go out and make a difference wherever they end up.
Leadership
Dr. David Fredrick
Center Director
Brianna Jenkins
Art Director
Nicholas Reynolds
Technical Director
Adam Schoelz
Lead Software Engineer
Senior Interns
Will Loder
Senior Designer
Mika Moore
Senior Environment Artist
Dr. Cindy Roullet
Senior Software Engineer
Liam McMahon
Senior Audio Designer
Theo Mellon
Senior Art Intern
Julio Nolasco
Senior Art and Animation Intern
Junior Interns
Matthew Brooke
Software Engineer
Kelsey Myers
Lab Administrator
Stevie Petet
Artist
Ian Ruiz
Software Engineer
Alexis Tucker
Artist
Jenny Wong
Designer
Rachel McCann
Artist
Ellie Scott
Artist
Tanner Paschal
Designer
Zac Fulmer
Designer and Programmer
Rachel Murray
Spatial Analyst
Claire Campbell
Spatial Analyst
Freelancers
Jeff Payne
Composer
Ryan Key
Audio Engineer
Laura Shatkus
Casting Director
Chloe Hiley
Artist
Student Internships
We are always looking for talented students to join our cause. We frequently recruit from the courses we teach in Game Design, but you can also apply by reaching out to us or visiting our lab.
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