Technical Project Coordination Portfolio · 2023–2024

Mytorahkids Adventure

Technical Project Coordination for a multilingual educational game, covering team sourcing, requirements breakdown, dependency management, sprint coordination, QA, client reviews, and source-code handover.

Project at a glance

The engagement ran for approximately eight months with a five-person delivery team. Work began with character and UI/UX foundations, followed by level-based Unity development, recurring QA cycles, and client review.

Technical Project CoordinationClickUpUnityWeekly Sprint ReviewsQAClient Liaison
5Team members
15Levels delivered
~8 moProject duration
2023–24Delivery period

Project Overview

Mytorahkids Adventure was designed as a bilingual educational game for children with player flows, tutorials, level selection, mini-games, rewards, customization, and multilingual content. The delivered phase reached Level 15 before the client paused further development due to funding constraints.

Objectives

  • Translate the client’s broad game concept into actionable delivery work.
  • Establish and coordinate the development team.
  • Manage milestones, dependencies, progress, and reviews in ClickUp.
  • Verify deliverables before client presentation.
  • Maintain clear client–team communication throughout delivery.
  • Complete an orderly source-code and asset handover.

Scope delivered

  • Character design and UI/UX coordination.
  • Level-by-level Unity development through Level 15.
  • Weekly sprint and progress meetings.
  • Task and dependency tracking.
  • Pre-client QA and rework coordination.
  • Final source-code and asset handover.

My Role

I served as the coordination link between the client and delivery team, with responsibility for planning, communication, progress control, QA, and handover.

Core responsibilities

  • Sourced and evaluated development teams.
  • Negotiated project pricing and delivery approach.
  • Managed timelines, tasks, updates, and deliverables.
  • Broke large requirements into smaller work packages.
  • Tracked design, development, QA, and approval dependencies.
  • Facilitated weekly sprint and progress meetings.

Stakeholder & quality management

  • Acted as the primary point of contact between client and developers.
  • Clarified French client requirements in English for the team.
  • QA-tested deliverables before client presentation.
  • Coordinated feedback, revisions, and re-verification.
  • Planned communication around the client’s availability window.
  • Coordinated phase closure and handover.

Delivery Timeline

Approximate eight-month reconstruction based on the confirmed delivery sequence.

Month 1
Discovery & Team Sourcing
Requirements review, team evaluation, pricing negotiation, and selection.
Month 2
Planning & Design
ClickUp setup, task breakdown, character design, UI/UX, and dependency planning.
Months 3–7
Iterative Unity Development
Level-based implementation, QA, weekly reviews, feedback, and rework through Level 15.
Month 8
Stabilization & Handover
Outstanding fixes, source code/assets preparation, final transfer, and closure.

Project Workspace

Reconstructed ClickUp-style project views showing how delivery work was organized and monitored.

Mytorahkids Board View
Board View — task ownership, status, and work-in-progress tracking
Mytorahkids Timeline View
Timeline View — milestones, sequencing, and delivery dependencies
Mytorahkids Gantt View
Gantt View — schedule visibility across design, development, QA, and review
Mytorahkids Calendar View
Calendar View — sprint reviews, deadlines, and stakeholder checkpoints
Mytorahkids Dashboard View
Dashboard View — high-level delivery progress and oversight
Mytorahkids Docs View
Docs View — requirements, notes, decisions, and handover information

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Project Outcome

“Coordinated an approximately eight-month Unity-based educational game project from team sourcing and planning through iterative development, QA, client review, and handover.”

  • Five-person delivery team coordinated.
  • Character and UI/UX foundation completed.
  • Fifteen levels delivered.
  • Weekly delivery governance maintained.
  • Source code and completed assets handed over.
  • Further development paused because of client funding constraints.

Available for project coordination engagements

Technical project coordination, delivery management, requirements breakdown, sprint coordination, QA oversight, stakeholder communication, and project handover.

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