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'''Tyler "Zyloh" Witkin''' is the | '''Tyler "Zyloh" Witkin''' is the Director of Community at [[CIG Austin]].<ref>[], Star Citizen, YouTube, 14 oct. 2022</ref> | ||
== | ==Work at CIG== | ||
Tyler Witkin joined the QA team in CIG Austin in November 2014.<ref name="robertsspaceindustries.com">{{Cite RSI|text=Monthly Report: November 2014|int=Comm-Link:Monthly Report - November 2014|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/transmission/14345-Monthly-Report-November}}</ref> He was heavily involved in the QA test of [[Star Marine]] as a FPS Specialist in early to mid 2015.<ref>{{Cite RSI|text=Monthly Report: February 2015|int=Comm-Link:Monthly Report - February 2015|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/transmission/14563-Monthly-Report-February}}</ref><ref>{{Cite RSI|text=Monthly Report: March 2015|int=Comm-Link:Monthly Report - March 2015|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/transmission/14640-Monthly-Report-March}}</ref><ref>{{Cite RSI|text=Monthly Report: April 2015|int=Comm-Link:Monthly Report - April 2015|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/transmission/14690-Monthly-Report}}</ref><ref name="ReferenceA">{{Cite RSI|text=Monthly Report: July 2015|int=Comm-Link:Monthly Report - July 2015|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/transmission/14871-Monthly-Report}}</ref> In parallel he was going to game design school going back and forth between level design and 3D art, but while working at CIG he fell in love with the community<ref name=":0">[], YouTube, 3 Mar 2021</ref> He made his own [[:Category:Video series|show]] called [[Which Glitch|which glitch]]<ref name=":0" />. In July 2015, he started to get involved in projects related to marketing and community on top of his QA duties.<ref name="ReferenceA" /> | |||
== | In December 2015, he was promoted to a Senior QA.<ref>{{Cite RSI|text=Monthly Report: December 2015|int=Comm-Link:Monthly Report - December 2015|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/transmission/15155-Monthly-Studio-Report-December-2015}}</ref> | ||
{{ | In March 2016, CIG was looking to hire a community manager, for which position [[Jake Bradley]] was interviewed, however CIG ultimately decided to hire from within and Tyler Witkin was transited from QA to the Community department to become a Community Manager.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-BdsCg_HqE What it's like to work for CIG? | Captain's Table (ft. Anna D. & Jake CIG)], TheAstroHistorian, YouTube, 23 may 2022 </ref><ref>{{Cite RSI|text=Monthly Report: March 2016|int=Comm-Link:Monthly Report - March 2016|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/transmission/15285-Monthly-Studio-Report-March-2016}}</ref> Somewhere around April to May 2017, he was promoted to the Lead Community Manager.<ref>{{Cite RSI|url=comm-link/citizens/15894-This-Week-In-Star-Citizen|text=This Week in Star Citizen - May 8th, 2017}}</ref> | ||
[[ | == Other Works== | ||
He started at Blizzard as a gamemaster and stayed there for about 5 years. He left Blizzard because the internal mobility was difficult due to the sheer amount of talented hard working people. One of his Blizzard friends called Justin had moved to CIG and told Zyloh that that he was working of a house basement with only a dozen or two of people but contagious passion. Zyloh was initially judgmental of leaving Blizzard for [[Cloud Imperium|some indie start up]] but as he learned more about the project he became really interested. When CIG QA tester [[Keegan]] got promoted to devops engineer, Zyloh came in to chat at the new Austin studio and he loved the vibes.<ref name=":0" /> | |||
==Trivia== | |||
*He has experience using multiple engine editors including [[CryEngine]] 3, which is what [[Star Citizen]] was based on.<ref name="robertsspaceindustries.com" /> | |||
*When he joined CIG after a month he put his two weeks notice due to being overwhelmed at a time where game builds still had to be done manually but he was convinced to give it three months.<ref name=":0" /> | |||
*He likes piracy and pirate ships in general.<ref name=":0" /> | |||
==References== | |||
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Tyler "Zyloh" Witkin is the Director of Community at CIG Austin.[1]
Work at CIG
Tyler Witkin joined the QA team in CIG Austin in November 2014.[2] He was heavily involved in the QA test of Star Marine as a FPS Specialist in early to mid 2015.[3][4][5][6] In parallel he was going to game design school going back and forth between level design and 3D art, but while working at CIG he fell in love with the community[7] He made his own show called which glitch[7]. In July 2015, he started to get involved in projects related to marketing and community on top of his QA duties.[6]
In December 2015, he was promoted to a Senior QA.[8]
In March 2016, CIG was looking to hire a community manager, for which position Jake Bradley was interviewed, however CIG ultimately decided to hire from within and Tyler Witkin was transited from QA to the Community department to become a Community Manager.[9][10] Somewhere around April to May 2017, he was promoted to the Lead Community Manager.[11]
Other Works
He started at Blizzard as a gamemaster and stayed there for about 5 years. He left Blizzard because the internal mobility was difficult due to the sheer amount of talented hard working people. One of his Blizzard friends called Justin had moved to CIG and told Zyloh that that he was working of a house basement with only a dozen or two of people but contagious passion. Zyloh was initially judgmental of leaving Blizzard for some indie start up but as he learned more about the project he became really interested. When CIG QA tester Keegan got promoted to devops engineer, Zyloh came in to chat at the new Austin studio and he loved the vibes.[7]
Trivia
- He has experience using multiple engine editors including CryEngine 3, which is what Star Citizen was based on.[2]
- When he joined CIG after a month he put his two weeks notice due to being overwhelmed at a time where game builds still had to be done manually but he was convinced to give it three months.[7]
- He likes piracy and pirate ships in general.[7]
References
- ↑ [], Star Citizen, YouTube, 14 oct. 2022
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- ↑ What it's like to work for CIG? | Captain's Table (ft. Anna D. & Jake CIG), TheAstroHistorian, YouTube, 23 may 2022
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