Adam Danielski

Adam Danielski has worked at many top companies in the game industry. His first job at Sega of America was in 1999 in 3rd party QA where he tested numerous games for the Sega Dreamcast. When applying for the job he noted it asked for a list of games that he had played. Adam created a document of over 500 games at the time in a range between his days playing PC games as a kid to consoles ranging from Atari, ColecoVision, Gameboy, NES, Super NES, Sega Master System, Sega Genesis, and Sega Saturn. The contracting company was so impressed that they set up an interview with him. A short time later he was hired.

After Sega discontinued the Dreamcast Adam went on to work for many notable companies such as Sony Computer Entertainment and Midway Home Entertainment. From there he followed his dream of moving into production. He started working at THQ software as an Assistant Producer in the THQ kids department on license such as Nickelodeon's Rugrats and Power Rangers. After being laid-off after only a year Adam moved back to the Bay Are to work for a small developer called TKO Software where he was put into the role of Producer in TKO Software's Mobile Division. There he produced hit mobile titles such as Tenchu Stealth Assassins, Gauntlet, Knuckle Up, Knuckle Up 2, Rampage and other popular hits. TKO moved it's wireless department to Ireland which Adam did not follow. Instead he stayed and joined the team working on Medal of Honor Pacific Assault as an Associate Producer role as well as consulted on the art for the multiplayer UI menus. TKO soon after closed it's doors and Adam found himself looking once again.

Adam joined a small mobile company called Mobile Application Development where he worked as the QA Manager with a team of developers located in India. The most notable application was for Obopay which was one of the first mobile banking apps for a phone. After the company closed Adam went back to the game industry working for Santa Cruz Games.

At Santa Cruz Games Adam was given the nick name Dr. Suits for his formal interview attire at a very informal Santa Cruz company. At Santa Cruz Games, Adam worked on Tomb Raider Underworld. After he finished with Tomb Raider he moved on to work on some handheld popular Plug-N-Play TV Games such as Star Wars The Clone Wars, Power Rangers, Fairies, and Spider-Man and the Masked Menace which Adam wrote the script for.

Adam is currently working at Hewlett Packard as a Program Manager for webOS WorldWide Developer Relations.