My name is Ethan Mensior, a junior at Meridian Technical Charter High School in the Software Development Pathway, who loves to make games and projects for everyone to have fun with and enjoy! If you would like to get to know me better (and see some of my cool projects), take a look around this website!
A satirical strategy game where you decide the future of an alternate universe Europe.
A WIP engine where users can create their very own roguelike/text-based RPG.
A clicker game where the country of Switzerland has to sift through the multiverse to rebuild Europe.
A recreation of the famous 'Conway's Game of Life', a cellular based game that can evolve without player input.
A website using databases where the user can look at aswell as edit various characters and their info from the Skylanders franchise.
Colombia Renacida (Reborn) is a mod for the game Hearts of Iron IV, adding new, custom content to the game for country Colombia.
A simple game where the player must navigate through a digital minefield and avoid randomly placed mines.
A charity event that my team and I ran for St. Luke's Children's Hospital using ExtraLife, which raised over $23,000. Later won gold in State for SkillsUSA for the work.
A short film created by me and three other friends, as our final for Spanish class.
A fantasy world that I have been working on and writing for years, that has thousands of years worth of lore and history. It also has many differnt, in depth written characters.
Hello! My name is Ethan Mensior, and I'm a 17-year-old junior at Meridian Technical Charter High School (MTCHS), currently in the Software Development Pathway. My love for computers and games started early in my life, so much so that I used to try breaking games just to "find the code" behind them when I was younger. That curiosity eventually led me to MTCHS, where I've been able to hone and sharpen my skills through challenging coursework and hands-on experience. More specifically, I enjoy working with Java, databases, and Unreal Engine, and I stay motivated by seeing people enjoy the projects I create. While I do deal with ADHD, anxiety, and depression, these challenges have helped me grow stronger and taught me the importance of asking for help when needed - an essential skill both in normal life and the workplace.
In my freetime beyond just coding, I enjoy playing various videogames, working on personal projects, writing, and also collect Skylanders figures. Writing in particular has helped me develop strong organizational skills that translate very well into my school life and project planning. Along with that, many of my peers have told me I exhibit kindness, empathy, and leadership. One of my proudest achievements ever was co-leading a 24-Hour Community Service Event for St. Luke's Children's Hospital, which raised over $23,000 as well as earned me a gold medal in the SkillsUSA Community Service Competition at the state level. I believe my mix of technilogical skills and personal skills would make me a valuable asset to any team. Thanks for taking the time to learn more about me!
