BIOGRAPHY

// Personal_Info.json
{
  "name": "Travis Koh Jun",
  "role": "C# Game Programmer",
  "location": "Singapore",
  "contact": 
  {
    "email": "kohjuntravis@gmail.com",
    "telegram": "@Kajun_TKJ"
  }
}

// Want to have a chat? Reach out below.

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// Who I am

Hello World! I'm "Travis Koh", a C# game programmer with a sharp focus on rapid prototyping and creative systems design. I specialize in building gameplay mechanics that are not only emotionally resonant, but technically sound and production-ready.

I bring hands-on experience across the full game development lifecycle, from identifying target audiences and conducting A/B testing for UI/UX clarity, to debugging code and optimizing performance. I proactively flag potential development risks and conduct targeted research to address them before they become blockers, ensuring smoother production and stronger player outcomes.

I thrive in cross-functional teams where creative vision meets technical execution. I focus on turning design intent into playable systems, making sure every feature serves the player experience and fits within production constraints. My approach is grounded in empathy for both the player and the realities of development, and I believe that the best games emerge from thoughtful collaboration and intentional design.

// My Philosophy

I want my work to inspire others. Not just because I make games but because I build with care, creativity and purpose. My root goal is to have my kids look up to me one day and think: "What my dad is doing is cool".

I do believe game development should be accessible. Everyone can code. Everyone can create. The tools are there and we just need to make the path clearer. And to me, it's not about having something nice to showcase. It's about being proud of what you're showcasing.

I'm not chasing prestige or perfection. I'm building a legacy. The legacy that inspires others to start, to explore, and to believe that they can make something meaningful too.

// My Proficiencies

"proficiencies":
{
  "languages": ["C#", "HTML", "JavaScript", "PHP"],
  // Strong Foundation, I just need to understand the syntax of another 
  // language to use it.
  "engines": ["Unity"],
  "tools": ["GitHub", "Notion", "Figma", "Photoshop"],
  "notableSkills": [
    "Rapid prototyping",
    "Gameplay systems design",
    "Debugging & Optimization",
    "Cross-functional collaboration",
    "Team Management"
  ]
}
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