NICE TO MEET YOU

My name is Hadar Silverman.  I'm an independent contractor and created Earthborn Interactive as an outlet for my freelance services and creativity.   I graduated from Pratt Institute (Brooklyn, NYC) with a Bachelor of Architecture and a focus in computer graphics, and continued my more formal educational journey with research in the field of Urban Regeneration while attending Freie Universität (Berlin, Germany).  I have experience working with architects, educators, entrepreneurs, inventors, engineers and business leaders.

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My contribution in the field of architecture includes 15 years of intermittent work with project types including single & multi-family housing, commercial fit-outs, wineries, transportation infrastructure, construction logistics and interactive visualization.   The services I have provided range from schematic design, to construction documentation, and interdisciplinary coordination using traditional CAD programs and BIM as a medium to communicate design intent.

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My experience in programming started with Macromedia (Adobe) Director using the language “Lingo” to program both games and construction logistics interfaces.  After Lingo, I developed programs using Adobe Flash including the use of both AS2 and AS3.  In 2013, I started working with game engines.  With Unity, I started working with C#, and with Unreal Engine, I developed a deep understanding of the UE4 API using both Blueprints and C++ and found that much of what I programmed in the Unity engine was already native in UE4.  Being a freelancer/generalist, I became familiar with most parts of the engine and how all of the different features communicate and interrelate to create engaging content on multiple platforms.  

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The content I developed included collaborating with educators to create apps for children with ASD, creating virtual maker-spaces for library systems, building games for Xbox & PlayStation, and currently contribute to the training and simulation industry with the use of virtual and augmented reality.   

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Thanks for stopping by and feel free to reach out with any comments, questions or thoughts.