Randel Reiss

Randel Reiss

Place of birth: United States
Employment history: Electronic Arts^[1] (1985-01 – 1987-12) Apple^[1] (1988-01 – 1988-12) Technopop^[1] (1990-10 – 1999) ASCII Entertainment Software^[1] (1992 – 1994) Sony Computer Entertainment America^[1] (1999-10 – 2002-04) Electronic Arts^[1] (2003 – 2003) The 3DO Company^[1] (2003-12 – 2004-01) Blue Shift^[1] (2007-03 – 2009-11) Gearbox Software^[1] (2022-05 – 2022-07)
Role(s): Software Engineer^[1], Producer^[1], Executive^[1]
Education: Northeastern University (1983-1985; Computer Science, incomplete)^[2], College of San Mateo (1997-2000; Certification, Administration of Justice)^[2], Cañada College (2001-2005; Certification, Paralegal)^[2]

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Randel Reiss is an American software engineer and founder of Technopop^[1], most known for his work in assisting Sega of America in creating a majority of the Mega Drive's early Western development tools (such as the widely-used GEMS sound driver).

Career

Production history

(; 1993) — Executive Producer^[3]
(; 1998) — U.S. Localization
(; unreleased) — Programming

Photographs

Main article: Photos of Randel Reiss

External links

Randel Reiss at LinkedIn

References

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