Game programming student at BUAS specializing in low-level systems programming, developer tooling, and engine architecture.
I'm Lasse, a game programming student at Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUAS). I specialize in low-level programming and building tools that make development faster and less error-prone. I work across the stack — from high-level APIs and SDKs like glTF and Steamworks down to OS-level code and rendering pipelines. My focus is writing code that's easy to use by default, without sacrificing the ability to override and control behavior when it's needed.
Projects
A drop-In Unreal Engine plugin that aims to provide a modern implementation of Steam's Input API compatible with Enhanced Input. Aiming to provide a much needed update for the outdated implementation that Unreal engine ships with.
CI/CD pipeline and Steam deployment infrastructure for a 15-person BUAS capstone team. Built Jenkins automation, daily testing, and cross-platform releases that shipped two commercial Steam builds.
An Unreal Engine plugin that uses real-time constructive solid geometry to clip object meshes and collision to a defined spherical zone, inspired by the Timeshift Stones from Zelda: Skyward Sword.
