Harbi Martin

I began learning programming in 2009, starting with the Game Maker app, a game engine created using Delphi. As my interest grew, I taught myself more advanced languages like C++ and Turbo Pascal. In 2013, during high school, I expanded my skills into web development, learning HTML, CSS, and native JavaScript.

My curiosity in game development persisted, leading me to discover C# for Unity3D in 2020. Since then, I have continued to create applications and games, refining my skills and exploring new technologies.

From 2009 to 2024, I have gained experience in several programming languages across different types of projects. In game and app development, I have worked with five key languages: GML, C#, C++, VG, Java, and Kotlin. For web development, I have utilized JavaScript, TypeScript, and PHP. Additionally, I have used other languages like Python, C, and Pascal for specific projects.

As I continue to take on new projects, this list of languages is likely to grow.

In the programming field, I have completed a total of 21 projects—14 for companies and 7 as voluntary contributions to the community. These projects have been successfully deployed, are widely used by various users and businesses, and remain active today.

Each of these paid works is valued at over $500. Including smaller projects, the total number of projects I've completed may exceed one hundred.

My journey in design began in 2009 when I started experimenting with game design and used Paint for my initial projects. A year later, I discovered Adobe Photoshop, which became a key tool in bringing my creative visions to life. I trained myself to turn my dream game projects into reality, producing amateur designs while continually learning new techniques and tricks.

In 2019, I undertook my first business design project, creating promotional materials for a musical event at my college. This project allowed me to apply my game design skills to design and implement various visual effects.

My experience with several software tools, including Adobe Photoshop, Adobe After Effects, Blender3D and Clip Studio Paint, has bolstered my confidence in taking on future design projects.

In various small projects, I have created a wide range of design media used by many people. My experience spans across 15 different print and design media, including banners, brochures, backdrops, flyers, books, nametags, flags, cards, letterheads, postcards, UI/UX designs, clothing, 3D art, illustrations, and effects.

This diverse experience highlights the breadth of my design skills and capabilities.

Throughout my extensive design journey, I have successfully completed over 20 projects, including 14 applications, 2 games, and 4 events. These projects have involved a variety of print and design media, highlighting my ability to manage diverse design needs effectively.

In 2014, I began learning composition and audio editing to meet the demands of game development, where audio is a core component. I primarily used FruityLoops Studio for this purpose.

Crafting audio was a challenging yet rewarding process, as it involved merging elements and adding a unique touch to engage the audience. My skills in this field have contributed significantly to enhancing presentations, video production, and notification sounds, driven by the needs of various projects I’ve worked on.

Based on project requirements, my audio composition and editing work has resulted in several types of products, including songs, background music, sound effects, and dubbing. Each type is tailored to meet specific needs and enhance the overall project.

In addition to numerous smaller tasks in compositing and audio editing, which are not included in the count, I have worked on three major projects with high audio demands: musical events, religious events, and games.