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English: Resume & CV
日本語での履歴書と職務経歴書

・English Language Teacher: Fukushima City Board of Education
・Freelance Designer and Owner: Stefie Simms Design
-System Shock (PC, PS4, PS5, XBOne, XBSeries), Nightdive Studios, contract through BoonSquare - 2023

-Vulture (PC), Cubic Timeline Productions - 2017

-TACC TV (PC), Hapax Studios- 2016

-Codename Sapphire (Mobile), The Rimestock Foundry - 2019
・Web Designer: ALCANNA
・Senior Graphic Designer: Bannerz Canada Inc
・Business and Training Specialist: Old Navy

I was born in beautiful Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, and later pursued my education in Lethbridge, Alberta. Afterwards, I worked as a professional concept artist and graphic designer in Edmonton, leaving my mark on large-scale advertising and outdoor print media. Currently, I am contributing to the transformation of English education standards in Fukushima City, Japan, serving as an outstanding ALT and T1 lead teacher. My journey reflects a commitment to creativity, education, and making a positive impact in diverse settings.
I plan on staying here in Japan, but I am open to working with other creative individuals worldwide!

University of Lethbridge Graduate (2016):

Successfully completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts in New Media with a specialization in Game Design.

Elected as the New Media Representative in both 2015 and 2016, demonstrating leadership and involvement in academic affairs.

Served as the Gallery Director for Event and Exhibition Design during Praised Pixels 2014.

Conducted Advanced Studio Research in 2015, focusing on "Harmonizing Environment and Creature Design in Video Games."

I’m a big fan of Japanese idols, playing video games on stream (as a vtuber), and listening to sweet, sweet jazz~

In my previous non-profit role with Nishikaze: Lethbridge’s Anime and Culture Festival, I partnered with Cynthia Cradduck to Co-Chair the event from 2012 to 2017. Additionally, I collaborated with the University of Lethbridge to sponsor future events.

One of my notable achievements was pioneering the popular event, 'Maid Cafe Ayako,' which generated over $10,000 in proceeds for local charities.