Zandor Smith is a software developer and Breda University of Applied Sciences graduate in Game Programming, with more than 13 years of software development experience. His work spans desktop, console, and mobile platforms, including Windows, macOS, Linux, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and iOS. Smith has contributed to projects in multidisciplinary teams and has taken on roles in engine, tools, and network programming, as well as quality-assurance pipeline management.

His featured games include P.A.I.N.T., a cooperative third-person shooter developed by a 25-person team, and Möbler, a Tetris-inspired game released on Steam. He also worked on Reptoads, built with the custom Tomorrow Engine, a cross-platform C++ framework for online multiplayer card games. In addition to game development, Smith creates iOS apps for personal projects and clients, with some apps offering companion watchOS versions. His portfolio includes projects such as Smith Solar Monitoring, ISW Lichtkrant, ShopCrate, and FloraApp, alongside macOS utilities. His technical toolkit includes C++, Swift, JavaScript, Unreal Engine, Unity, and a range of development and production tools.