Summary
Sabrina Li is a producer with 11 years of experience in the games industry, currently leading production at Sledgehammer Games after rising from associate producer roles on Modern Warfare III and Warzone content. She combines a Master of Information in User Experience Design with hands-on dev-test leadership at Ubisoft, blending HCI research interests with practical production workflows. Her background spans UX, QA, teaching game design, community podcasting, and UX-focused research on avatar customization, giving her a rare mix of player-facing insight and delivery discipline. Comfortable liaising between studios, QA, and creative teams, she has a track record of shipping AAA titles while mentoring teams and running cross-functional initiatives. Outside production she’s contributed to community-building efforts—hosting a long-running Kingdom Hearts podcast and managing fan sites—demonstrating strong communication and audience engagement skills. Based in Toronto, she’s exploring how interactive storytelling and HCI intersect in games, bringing a design-first perspective to large-scale live and packaged game projects.
11 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Digital Arts Certificate Joint Program with Institute of Communication Culture Information and Technology (ICCIT), Digital Arts Certificate Joint Program with Institute of Communication Culture Information and Technology (ICCIT) at Sheridan College
Master of Information User Experience Design/Co-op Stream, Master of Information User Experience Design/Co-op Stream at University of Toronto
Ontario Secondary School Diploma Mass Communication/Media Studies, Ontario Secondary School Diploma Mass Communication/Media Studies at Etobicoke CI
Bachelor of Arts (BA) Digital Communications (Sheridan College) Digital Enterprise Managment Specialist /Professional Writing and Communications Minor, Bachelor of Arts (BA) Digital Communications (Sheridan College) Digital Enterprise Managment Specialist /Professional Writing and Communications Minor at University of Toronto Mississauga