Rahul Singh

Rahul's career in the industry started in 2009, when he started working as a intern artist with Maya Entertainment Limited In 2010, he joined an animation college as Animation and Gaming lecturer. Also he was working with Epic Games as an outsource Artist. In late Oct 2010 itself He joined iEnergizer and started his Game Testing career. He knew that his life is made for games and he can do pretty well in gaming industry. The first game he tested was Rio-the Video Game for THQ . While testing Rio, he tested Apox the R.T.S game for an Indian gaming studio during their close BETA phase. Since Oct 2010 till Dec 2010, Rahul tested Rio-the video game for PS3, Xbox360, Apox the R.T.S game for PC, Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II patch for PC.

In Jan 2011, he left THQ to join Bioware. In Bioware he designated as a Q.A Tester for epic MMO Starwars: The Old Republic. His performance was much good and management promoted him from Q.A Tester to Senior Q.A Tester within 4 months of his joining.

In May 2012, He left Bioware to join Trine Games . In Trine, he designated as a Q.A Lead where he tested famous Street Cricket game franchise Street Cricket Champions II for PSP, PS2 and Move Street Cricket 2 (second Move Cricket title to date in industry after Move Street Cricket) published by Sony Computer Entertainment Europe which is a direct sequel of 2010 and 2012 release 'Street Cricket Champions' and 'Move Street Cricket'.

On August 20 2013, Rahul quit his job from Trine Games due to poor management and closure of the company. He worked on his own titles collaboration with Red Giant Games and Prime Demon Games and joined the start-up Ardor Info tech. On Feb 11, 2014, Ardor Info tech's Development division got merged with an Indian MNC, Vatsa Solutions Private Limited. Currently he is associated with Vatsa and looking after the entire mobile apps/game development team.