Bio

I'm Autumn Fischer, a second-year New Media Interactive Development student at Rochester Institute of Technology, minoring in Mathematics and graduating in May 2028. I came to this field because I wanted work that sits at the intersection of technical problem-solving and visual craft — and that's exactly what I get to do every day.

Outside of school, I spend a lot of time doing theater, music, and arts and crafts. That creative instinct carries directly into how I approach design and development. I'm not just thinking about whether something functions correctly, I'm also thinking about whether it feels right, whether it's considered, whether it's something someone will actually enjoy using. The math minor isn't incidental either; I genuinely love the logical structure that underlies good code and well-organized design systems.

I work comfortably across the full range of front-end development and visual design, and I'm increasingly at home in Unity and C# as I take on more interactive and game-based projects. I care about the details and I take pride in building things that are as well-crafted under the hood as they look on the surface. I'm currently seeking a summer 2026 internship in front-end development, UI/UX design, or interactive media. If you're building something that needs both technical rigor and a strong eye for design, I'd love to talk.

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