Sandor’s been a computer guy since the tender age of 5, when his father made him learn the DOS commands to run games before letting him play. In college, his major in Cognitive Science and subconcentration in Computer Science taught him that giving computers very specific commands and people very general instructions yields expected results. Giving computers general instructions and people very specific commands, however, can lead to nausea, bruising, and data loss. He spent the last four years at Google, slinging Python scripts and web apps at any problems sent his way.

on the lighter side…

When he’s not slinging code, he’s slinging cards, dice, balls, counters, tiles, chips, cubes, or meeples. As an avid fan of almost anything that can be called a game, his recent pass-times include farming, urban management, galactic conquest, political intrigue, cell mutation, and dragon slaying – all from the relative safety of his coffee table.