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Ben Wibberley
Ben Wibberley is a Mechanical Engineer working as an R&D Engineer at Nissin Brake Ohio Inc. since June 2011.1 He is based in Powell, Ohio, United States.1
Ben graduated from Ohio Northern University with a BS in Mechanical Engineering in 2011.1 During his time at university, he was active in the ASME sponsored Human Powered Vehicle club.1
His professional experience includes:
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R&D Engineer at Nissin Brake Ohio (June 2011 - Present)
- Responsibilities include designing brake caliper components for U.S. market vehicles.1
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Engineering Intern at Honda Engineering North America (June 2010 - August 2010)
- Worked in the welding department, using CATIA V5 to transform 2D drawings of various jigs into 3D models.1
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Life Guard at YMCA (May 2004 - August 2008)
- Held positions including Head Life Guard, Life Guard, Swim Instructor, and Slide Attendant.1
Ben has been in the industry for over 13 years and has experience working with top senior level QA talent and organizations.2
Highlights
On July 15th 2021 our family landed in the UK moving from Los Angeles to Cambridge, no time like a global pandemic for planning, packing, selling house and moving continents!
Today on the third anniversary of us moving it feels apt that tomorrow will be my last day at Jagex.
I’ve worked with the studio for over 5 years in various guises and it has been an absolute honour.
Jagex is one of those rare UK game dev institutions that really epitomise dedication to their player communities. The key thing I’ve learned here is how powerful that is.
I will miss the people at Jagex, some of the finest and nicest folks that I’ve had the pleasure of working with. I won’t list them all here otherwise it’d be a headhunters dream, suffice to say there are too many of you to list in a single post.
You all know who you are and thank you, from the bottom of my heart thank you.
What’s next? It has been an insanely busy few years so am completely disconnecting from the games business and taking a few months off. I will resurface later this year but for the meantime some R&R is in order.
Last week saw the realization of a long time ambition to bring together some of the best minds in Games QA. There were so many top notch discussions around Game Quality Leadership and the future of Games Quality.
My sincere thanks to Hannah Hall Alex Deane Anthony McGaw Wil Watts for their dedication, hard work and immaculate organisation. Laura Thomson-Staveley for your facilitation and boundless energy.
It was so wonderful to be in a room of Games QA Leaders with such knowledge and passion for the craft and the business, my mind was consistently blown through the entire event. I have been lost for words quite alot recently so I think it's best to say that Games Quality Leaders was an overwhelming success and already cannot wait for the next one!
