Lex Robinson

I am a multi-disciplinary engineer with over 10 years of experience in a variety of environments, languages and paradigms. I am quick to adapt to new situations and enjoy learning how things work and showing others. In my experience the best way to learn the intricacies of a system is to teach someone else, so I often help new starters get set up and mentor more junior programmers as they challenge my inherent assumptions.

Programming skills

Employment History

Education

Personal Projects & Interests

I have always been interested in games and have built many of my own, from making a virtual tabletop RPG to play with friends during lockdown to helping set up and run a megagame to writing a large number of video game mods.

I try to put as many of my projects – both game and conventional – on my GitHub profile which includes things such as the BASIC interpreter I wrote using a phone and a physical printout of the ECMA-55 spec, a Garry’s Mod mod with nearly half a million subscribers and an attempted remake of the game Wolfenstein 3D.

I also help out at the various makerspaces around London where I previously helped build a spaceship simulator into an abandoned caravan and am currently learning metalwork at the Society of Model and Experimental Engineers in the hopes of building a real coal burning model steam ship that I can take to the Victoria Model Steamboat Club in Victoria Park.

In what spare time I have remaining I read a lot of weird books, which has led to me learning COBOL, Erlang, Rust and x86 assembly language with my current book teaching me about low level optimisation techniques applied to high level languages for a variety of processor architectures.

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