andrew minnich

Welcome, Andrew Minnich, Software Engineer!

We are so pleased to welcome Andrew Minnich, Software Engineer, to the team. You can learn more about Andrew below.

Tell us about yourself. Where are you from?

I am from Cincinnati.

Where did you go to school?

University of Cincinnati.

How did you get into software engineering? What areas of your field do you like to focus on?

I started off when I was 12 by making games using a tool called Game Maker. It had a small, janky programming language that I used to get my start in programming. Game development is still my favorite area of software engineering, but I enjoy all kinds of work.

Do you have a code of ethics or a mantra that you live by when doing your work?

Be kind to the human.

How do our core values (collaboration, initiative, ingenuity) align with your own?

I want to work well with people and do right by them, and collaboration and initiative are important aspects of that. I try to solve problems in creative and efficient ways, which is important for clients.

What do you want to learn in the next 12 months as a software engineer? What do you want to learn about the web development industry?

I want to learn as much as I can! The more I can improve my skills, the better.

When you’re not working, what is your favorite thing to do?

Making games, making music, and playing games.

What is the one thing most people don’t know about you?

I have the powerlifting world record. This is absolutely true, please do not look it up to verify.

 

We are always up for connecting with individuals to talk about working at Buckeye Interactive. If you think you’d be a good fit, please take a look at our careers page and reach out!

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