Hussam Alkhatib
Open to Unity / gameplay roles Irbid, Jordan · Remote-ready

UNITY GAME DEVELOPER · C# · MOBILE

Hussam Alkhatib

I build games that make it out of the editor.

Computer Engineering student and Unity developer focused on gameplay, mobile systems, and actually shipping. Three Android games are live; dozens more prototypes taught me what to build next.

View selected work Résumé GH IN
Shipped
03Android games
Core stack
UnityC# · Android
Teaching
250+students trained
Building since
2021games & prototypes
FEATURED_BUILD PUBLISHED
PawDoku puzzle gameplay
01PawDokuSolo Unity project
SHIPGoogle PlayAndroid release
STACKC# / UnityGameplay + product systems
Open case study
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01 / SELECTED WORK

Selected work

One project changed how I think about finishing a game. It's the one I'd point you to first.

  • Android
  • Unity
  • C#
  • Published

PawDoku

Pet logic puzzles

PawDoku started as a puzzle mechanic and became my first project where I had to think about the whole product: progression, saving, live systems, monetisation, analytics, onboarding, edge cases, and publishing.

What I built

  • Puzzle rules, validation, lives and feedback
  • Progression, boosters, streaks and daily challenges
  • Local and cloud save flow, with Google Play integration
  • Ads, rewarded ads, IAP, consent and a remove-ads flow
  • Analytics, notifications, testing and Android release work
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02 / SHIPPED

Also shipped

PawDoku wasn't the first thing I finished. Two smaller arcade games made it to Android before it.

OrbiX cover art
  • Unity
  • C#
  • Android

OrbiX

A compact arcade game built around responsive movement, scoring, control feel, and a complete mobile release loop.

Google Play
Risky Landing cover art
  • Unity
  • C#
  • Android

Risky Landing

A timing-focused mobile game where the real work wasn't the mechanic — it was tuning the loop until it felt finished.

Google Play

03 / LAB

Game lab

Most ideas don't need a store page. I keep prototypes because they answer smaller questions: does this movement feel good, can this mechanic carry a loop, is this worth taking further?

Next Jump

Prototype

Orbits Around Me

Prototype

Card Defence

Prototype

ChopSprint

Prototype

Color Lane Rush

Experiment

Gravity Leap

Prototype

KitchenChaos

Experiment

Swing Smash

Prototype

Word Master

Experiment

SmithStorm

Prototype

Not every folder is portfolio material. The point is the repetition: build, test, throw away, keep the lesson.

04 / ENGINEERING

Beyond games

A few things I built to understand the layer underneath.

  • Python
  • Neural networks
  • From scratch
  • Interactive demo

LIVE MODEL · BROWSER INFERENCE

Handwritten digit recognition

A neural network implemented from the ground up to understand training, weights, persistence and classification without a high-level ML API hiding the internals. Draw a digit from 0–9 and run the actual trained network stored in my GitHub repository.

Source First prediction loads the Python runtime + saved model.
DRAW_0—9 Ready
Prediction — Draw a number, then predict.
  • Python
  • Learning project

Simple equation solver AI

A small learning project for experimenting with how a model can represent and solve simple mathematical relationships.

  • Embedded
  • Robotics

3rd place — TCRT24

Built and tuned a line-following robot as part of a two-person team, finishing third in competition. The useful part was the debugging loop: hardware, sensors, timing, tuning, repeat.

05 / EXPERIENCE

Experience

Building is the main thread. Teaching made me better at explaining it.

  1. 2021 — now

    Independent Unity game developer

    Built dozens of prototypes and shipped three Android games while learning the less visible parts of game development: debugging, UI, release preparation, analytics, monetisation and product iteration.

    • Unity
    • C#
    • Android
    • Google Play
  2. IEEE · JUST

    Arduino instructor

    Ran a structured five-day Arduino course for 25+ students, with the same group returning each day and building on the previous session.

    • Arduino
    • Embedded systems
    • Teaching
  3. IEEE · JUST

    Sponsorship leader

    Supported sponsor outreach, proposals, follow-up, partner communication and event coordination for the IEEE JUST Student Branch.

    • Outreach
    • Coordination
  4. CTC · JUST

    Arduino instructor

    Delivered hands-on Arduino training across multiple sessions for more than 250 different students, usually around 30 participants a day.

    • Arduino
    • Electronics
    • Sensors

06 / STACK & TOOLS

Tools I build with

From gameplay code and web work to art, prototyping and production — the tools I can move between when a project needs them.

01

Game development

UUnity UEUnreal Engine C#C# C++C++

02

Programming & web

PYPython JSJavaScript HTMLHTML CSSCSS PHPPHP SQLSQL MYMySQL MIMySQLi RNReact Native

03

Design, art & media

ASAseprite FGFigma CVCanva IKInkscape BLBlender PXPixel art 2D2D modeling AUAudacity

04

Version control

GTGit GHGitHub

07 / ABOUT

About

I'm a Computer Engineering student at Jordan University of Science and Technology. I got into game development by building small Unity projects, then kept pushing the same process further: one mechanic, one system, one complete game.

Publishing changed what I pay attention to. A game isn't finished when the core mechanic works — it's finished when saving survives an edge case, the UI works on a phone, the build behaves outside the editor, and somebody else can download it without me standing next to them.

Game development is where I want to work. The AI, embedded, robotics and teaching projects are useful mostly because they made me more comfortable debugging systems and explaining technical decisions.

08 / CONTACT

If the work involves Unity, gameplay or C#, I want to hear about it.