Erik Nordéus is an Engineering Manager based in Stockholm with 13 years of experience combining hands-on C# development and people leadership. He holds an M.Sc from KTH and bridges art and code as an "Imagineer," leading some of the most popular C# open-source libraries for Unity. His contributions to computational geometry and Unity design-patterns repos demonstrate strong mathematical instincts—implementing algorithms like Greiner-Hormann polygon clipping, 3D convex hulls, mesh simplification and practical design-pattern examples. As a manager he pairs technical depth with product-focused delivery, mentoring teams to ship robust game and simulation systems. Colleagues know him for translating complex geometry and engine-level problems into clean, reusable libraries that other developers readily adopt.
Computational Geometry Unity library with implementations of intersection algorithms, triangulations like delaunay, voronoi diagrams, polygon clipping, bezier curves, ear clipping, convex hulls, mesh simplification, etc
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Full-stack Developer
Contributions:381 commits, 1 PR, 116 pushes in 1 year 8 months
Contributions summary:Erik primarily contributed to the development of a computational geometry Unity library. Their work focused on implementing algorithms for polygon clipping, including the Greiner-Hormann algorithm, as well as general mesh generation. They also worked on the creation of a 2D triangle data structure to simplify some of their code, along with several methods to simplify meshes. The user also worked on the implementation of a 3d convex hull algorithm, which suggests a strong mathematical background in addition to the code.
Implementations of programming design patterns in Unity with examples in C# when to use them.
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:110 commits, 7 PRs, 112 pushes in 2 years 7 months
Contributions summary:Erik primarily contributed to implementing and adding various design patterns in Unity using C#. They added examples showcasing patterns like the State, Prototype, and Observer patterns. Furthermore, the user introduced examples for the Singleton, Flyweight, and other patterns to the repository. Their work appears to be focused on providing practical C# implementations of design patterns within a Unity game development context.
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