Ev Amitay is a London-based Senior Programmer with 13 years of experience shipping games and interactive systems across Unity (C#), Unreal (C++/Blueprints) and web technologies. He has led gameplay, UI and tools work on live F2P and console titles, most recently driving systems and procedural content at Dlala Studios and now at Panic Stations. As an indie creator he published the isometric puzzle There You Go, which amassed over 1.2M Google Play installs and thousands of reviews, showing a strong mix of design sensibility and commercial success. His background in front-end web work includes contributions to Mozilla’s Gaia UI, reflecting a polish for UX and scalable UI components beyond game engines. Known for practical prototypes and iterative collaboration with designers, he excels at turning design ideas into robust, player-facing systems. He combines deep technical fluency with a track record of shipping polished gameplay features and tooling that accelerates teams.
13 years of coding experience
22 years of employment as a software developer
Engineer's degree, Computer Science, Engineer's degree, Computer Science at ORT Colleges
DEPRECATED - Gaia is a HTML5-based Phone UI for the Boot 2 Gecko Project. NOTE: For details of what branches are used for what releases, see
Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Contributions:144 commits in 1 year
Contributions summary:Ev primarily contributed to the user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) aspects of the project, specifically within the "everything.me" homescreen interface. Their work involved modifying UI components such as icons and app names. The changes include adapting UI elements to the system's icon sizes and optimizing the display of these elements for better performance. The user also fixed bugs related to UI interactions, such as adding or removing content on the homescreen.
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