I joined Two Bit Circus in 2016 when their focus was on their traveling STEAM-Education carnival. One week after being hired, the company decided to build a permanent location in downtown Los Angeles - a high-tech circus "Micro-Amusement Park" as they called it - and I immediately became a Lead R&D Engineer for multiple attractions designated for opening day. I worked with creatives to help design attractions and build the software architecture for many others, and I reported directly to the company's CTO Eric Gradman.

We opened the park to the public in September of 2018, with all projects on-time and operational. Being a major part of a team to build a start-up theme park franchise from from the ground-up to the grand opening remains one of the most fascinating times in my professional career.


Below is a list of park attractions I contributed to (Non-exhaustive):

Sex, Death, & Rock! - Two Bit Circus: Dinner Theater (February 2020)
Skee Battle - Two Bit Circus: Midway Game (February 2020, Temporary Attraction)
Freefall - Two Bit Circus: Installation for X-Prize 2019 (October 2019, Temporary Attraction)
Doctor Botcher's Minute Medical School - Two Bit Circus: Arcade (September 2019)
Last Ball Standing - Two Bit Circus: Midway Game (September 2018)
Demolition Zone - Two Bit Circus: Midway Game (September 2018)
Big Top Balloon Pop - Two Bit Circus: Midway Game (September 2018)
Super Thunder Bloxx - Two Bit Circus: Arcade (September 2018)
Danger Danger - Two Bit Circus: Arcade (September 2018)
Robot Battle Royale - Two Bit Circus: Arcade (July 2018, Public Beta - Unreleased)
TUPAC: TwoBitCircus Unity Protocol for App Communication - Two Bit Circus: SDK for Arcade Games (July 2018)
Battlezone Arcade - Rebellion, Two Bit Circus: Arcade (September 2018)
Untitled Virtual Reality + Motion Simulator Ride - Two Bit Circus: Arcade (December 2017, Unreleased)
The Gadgetron - Two Bit Circus: Art Installation (December 2016, Temporary Attraction)
The Spellbinder - Two Bit Circus: Arcade (August 2016, Temporary Attraction)

See www.twobitcircus.com for more info on the parks.