Karn Bianco is a Digital Platform Lead with nine years of software and games industry experience, currently designing and managing the Doughnut Economics Action Lab website and community platform. He transitioned from a seven-year game programming career—working on titles like Lost Words and the ecological simulator Eco—into building digital spaces that use play to help people explore complex social and environmental issues. A seasoned technical communicator and freelance writer, Karn blends engineering craft with storytelling to make climate and economic topics accessible. He helped found and led the Game Workers branch of the IWGB, bringing practical campaigning and union leadership experience to his work on regenerative economics and fossil fuel divestment. Based in Alexandria, Scotland, he pairs first-class computer games programming training with hands-on platform delivery and a persistent interest in how play can drive social change.
9 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
English Literature, Philosophy, Information Technology, Media Studies, English Literature, Philosophy, Information Technology, Media Studies at Hove Park College
BSc (Hons), Computer Games Programming, First-Class Honours, BSc (Hons), Computer Games Programming, First-Class Honours at Derby University
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