Diego Favero

Senior Game Developer & Creative Technologist

13+ Years Building Interactive Experiences

I've spent over a decade deep in Unity development, but lately I've been equally excited about bringing 3D experiences to the web. These days, I split my time between full-cycle game development and building browser-based 3D applications with Three.js and React Three Fiber.

My sweet spot is the technical side of interactive development—writing custom shaders, building procedural generation systems, and architecting multiplayer solutions. I've shipped games for PC, mobile, and VR, but I'm just as likely to be building a 3D product configurator or experimenting with browser-based motion capture using MediaPipe.

What I Actually Do:

I handle the full pipeline: core gameplay programming, shader development, multiplayer architecture (Photon, Mirror, Netcode, PurrNet), and deployment across platforms. On the VR/AR side, I've worked extensively with Oculus Quest and mobile AR applications.

Recently, I've gotten really into procedural generation—writing algorithms that generate everything from modular vehicle parts to fantasy map terrains. There's something satisfying about building tools that automate content creation.

I also enjoy the creative tech side: connecting digital experiences with physical hardware (Arduino, ESP32), building interactive installations, and pushing what's possible in WebGL/WebXR.

Technical Skills:

Game engines: Unity (expert level), VR/AR/XR development

Web3D: Three.js, React Three Fiber, WebXR, WebGPU

Graphics: Custom HLSL/GLSL shaders, lighting, VFX optimization

Systems: Procedural generation, computer vision (MediaPipe), multiplayer networking

Practical stuff: Monetization, analytics, rapid prototyping

I keep a library of custom tools and assets that let me iterate quickly on new ideas.

Open to: Game development projects, Web3D applications, interactive installations, or tool development collaborations.