Currently: Staff Software Engineer and Building Projects under AlphaRedux

VictorDoyle

I build production tools, developer infrastructure, interactive data visualizations, and video games in Unreal Engine 5. I founded AlphaRedux to ship across every domain under one roof.

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Simulacrum
Developer Infrastructure

Simulacrum

Production-grade Next.js scaffolding distributed as a CLI. Twenty vertical templates, four database adapters, better-auth with RBAC, Stripe-wired billing, i18n across eight languages, admin dashboards with real analytics, and Playwright E2E suites, generated from a single command with signed release provenance.

TypeScriptNext.jsReactNode.js CLI

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The Black Pyramid
Video Game

The Black Pyramid

A first-person psychological horror game built in Unreal Engine 5. An obsidian pyramid appears worldwide. Dr. Mehdi Algun must decode its recursive alien language before humanity tears itself apart.

Unreal Engine 5C++BlueprintsSteam SDK

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ChaosPlane
Interactive Visualizer

ChaosPlane

A real-time airplane boarding simulator visualizing how data structures and bin-packing algorithms solve the overhead bin crisis. Built with Next.js, Framer Motion, and Zustand. Demonstrates segment trees, priority queues, and four competing algorithmic strategies.

Next.jsTypeScriptFramer MotionZustand

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Founder & Engineer

AlphaRedux

AlphaRedux is the company I founded to build what convention says a single person cannot. We ship production grade software, develop AAA-quality video games listed on Steam, publish peer-reviewed research, and prototype experimental hardware.

The company is the direct expression of how I think and what I build. Every project reflects the same core methodology: identify a structural problem, study it across disciplines, and build the solution at production quality.

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Projects16+
Domains6
Academic Research

Published Work

My research operates at the intersection of critical political theory, the Frankfurt School, and digital media. Comparative Literature from Queen Mary University of London. Politics & Economics from The New School for Social Research (NSSR).

The Commodification of Ontological Identity: Structural Transformations in Late Modernity

The New School for Social Research · 2025

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Market-Mediated Identity: A Theoretical Synthesis of Autonomy, Dissonance, and Contingent Selfhood

The New School for Social Research · 2025

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The Impact of Digital Media on Critical Theory

AlphaRedux Research · 2024

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