Tyler Walker
About Tyler Walker
Tyler Walker serves as the Head of 3D and Avatars at Hallway, where he manages 3D content creation and oversees partner onboarding. He has a diverse background in engineering and 3D development, with previous roles at Kionix, MEMSIC, and mCube.
Current Role at Hallway
Tyler Walker serves as the Head of 3D and Avatars at Hallway since 2022. In this role, he manages the creation of 3D content and oversees both internal artists and external contractors. He is responsible for partner onboarding and third-party intellectual property and brand representation in various 3D projects. His leadership ensures that projects align with company standards and client expectations.
Previous Experience in 3D and Engineering
Before joining Hallway, Tyler Walker held several engineering positions. He worked at mCube, Inc. as a Product Engineer from 2019 to 2021, and at MEMSIC as a Gyro Test Engineer from 2021 to 2022. His earlier experience includes an 8-month tenure at Kionix, Inc. as an Applications Engineer from 2018 to 2019. He also interned at Kionix, Inc. in 2015, where he gained foundational experience in applications engineering.
Educational Background
Tyler Walker earned a Bachelor's degree in Engineering from Cornell University, where he studied from 2011 to 2015. He furthered his education at Brown University, obtaining a Master's degree in Electrical Sciences and Computer Engineering from 2015 to 2017. His academic background provides a solid foundation for his expertise in 3D modeling and engineering.
Technical Skills and Expertise
Tyler Walker has developed significant technical skills in 3D content creation and web development. He utilizes React Three Fiber and THREE.js for feature development in 3D projects. His expertise includes porting 3D models to the web using the VRM standard, as well as asset deployment and UI/UX design for 3D applications. He is also responsible for pipeline automation and programming for both 3D and web applications.
Early Career Experience
Tyler Walker began his career at Brown University, where he worked as the MCM Department Screening Coordinator and Technician from 2015 to 2017. This role provided him with valuable experience in technical coordination and support within an academic environment. His early involvement in engineering roles laid the groundwork for his later positions in the 3D and technology sectors.