KSU has created a top-ranked game development program, graduating more than its share of students into the industry. More than a few of them got their start as SIEGE volunteers! Join us to learn from their experiences, as well as how you can become part of the SIEGE team.

Speakers

Brannan Vitek is the founder and CEO of SkillOps VR, a VR industrial training company. A game dev KSU grad in 2020, he specializes in team management, software design, and small business skills. Brannan aims to provide his colleagues with a safe place to work in the games industry, using game tech for serious applications. 

Brandon Moss is a Georgia-based Technical Designer and musician with a passion for creativity and technology. With years of experience across design and engineering, he is particularly interested in how hybrid roles like Technical Design are reshaping career paths in the industry—opening doors for developers with diverse skill sets and helping teams collaborate more effectively.

Jared Sanchez is a founding member and COO of Cubby Games, an independent game studio developing its first game ZooDojo, a roguelike cooperative beat-em up. With more than 14 years of experience, he has worn many hats in the games industry but his main specialty is guiding teams into making their best games as their game producer. 

When: 6-9 pm, Oct. 14. 6-7 pm networking, 7-8 pm panel, 8-9 pm SIEGE volunteer meeting

Where: (Joe Mack) Wilson Student Center Ballroom A-201A, KSU-Marietta campus. Parking in the visitors lot

How Much: Free for GGDA members, KSU students and SIEGE volunteers. $10 all others

Members, KSU students and SIEGE volunteers get their passes HERE

Non-members get their passes HERE

SIEGE Volunteer Form: