Anna Jones

Computing Professional, supporting creativity and media

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Qualifications

DipHE - Computer Science
University of Leeds

2019-2023
DIPLOMA OF HIGHER EDUCATION
DISTINCTION

Areas of Study

Data Mining

Networks

Formal Languages and Finite Automata

Artificial Intelligence

Algorithms and Data Structures

Graphics

User Interfaces

Software Engineering Principles

Software Engineering Project

Compiler Design & Construction

BSc - Computing and IT Open University (ONGOING)

2024-Present

Areas of Study

Web Applications

Machine Learning

Web Design

Software Engineering

Programming Project

Computing and Programming Portfolio

Contains all related Computing work, both professional, and personal projects. Please view for more details on each project.

Unity Utilities

I am currently working on a set of Unity packages for personal use. The current list as follows:
- Unity Pixel Perfect Addon

The working list:
- Unity Input Workflow

Junior Software Engineer - Fall Guys, Red Kite Games Ltd.

Worked on MediaTonic's Fall Guys during late 2022, as a part of Red Kite Games Ltd.
In this role, I worked with our client (MediaTonic), and fixed many issues within Fall Guys during the release of Season 9.0.
Core Skills:
- Unity
- Git
- Azure DevOps
- Slack

Emoji Kitchen Fork - Made to Order

A fork of the existing emojikitchen.dev by XSalazar (visit XSalazar.com). This fork allows users to generate their own emojis from existing ones, on their browser through JavaScript Canvases. These emojis can be saved and used by their creators with ease. Emojis are also recursive, allowing further editing.

This feature works by piecing together smaller assets. In order to reduce generation time, this fork aims to reduce image loading, and draw calls. This is achieved through caching repeated calls.

Please try it out - it is compatible on almost all browsers, including mobile.

Screenshot of program demonstrating improvement of Exponential Operation

C++ Maths Library

This project was created as an experiment, to see if maths functions in C++ could be improved upon with speed - and how much this would affect the integrity of the solution. In this project, I have provided a document detailing how I calculated each mathematical function, using differentiation with Taylor's Series. Other methods (such as powers) use bit manipulation.

This was initially with the intention of integrating into a custom game's engine. Similarly, the methods I chose to implement were inspired by the Unity.Math library.

Please view the document (attached), detailing my investigation, and the mathematical functions.

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My Blog

2D RigidBody Physics Simulation Project

As a personal project, I have decided to learn the principles behind 2D physics engines. This is both as a personal experiment, and for...

Anna Jones

Qualifications

DipHE - Computer Science University of Leeds

2019-2023 DIPLOMA OF HIGHER EDUCATION DISTINCTION

Areas of Study

BSc - Computing and IT Open University (ONGOING)

2024-Present

Areas of Study

Computing and Programming Portfolio

My Blog

2D RigidBody Physics Simulation Project

DipHE - Computer Science
University of Leeds

2019-2023
DIPLOMA OF HIGHER EDUCATION
DISTINCTION