When I was a kid, my mother, a teacher, made me playtest educational games for her. Since then, I've been hooked. I started making my own games as soon as I could, and I never stopped.
When I started college, I changed my name from Teddy to E, joined the debate team, and seriously applied myself to the art of game design. Here's a list of my significant game projects so far. My major is currently "Computer Science modified with Digital Arts" and I am contemplating doubling up with an independent Special Major in Game Design.
I officially broke into the games industry at the start of 2009 as a QA Tester Intern for Bethesda Softworks. My most notable feat so far was winning 2nd place in the 2009 Imagine Cup game development competition with my game Alternex. This whole games thing is pretty cool so far.