It would be an understatement to call Treyvion Arte Johnson a gamer. He spent most of his childhood playing video games like Ragnarok Online, World of Warcraft, and Final Fantasy 11 (to name a few), and always dreamed of becoming a game developer. Even the music he enjoyed just happened to be the soundtracks from his favorite games.

When Trey got to college, his interests drew more toward web development, because the problem-solving aspect reminded him of playing his old video games. He had a few internships as a software engineer, but never a full-time role. Trey was determined. After honing his skills for three years, he found his way to Bouncing Pixel and joined the team as a Software Developer.

In his free time, Trey plays video games, both old and new, and enjoys learning about the mechanics that go into them. He’s also a fan of chef Gordon Ramsey. When asked what he likes about the famous chef, he admitted it was mainly his infamous personality. We’ll admit that we’re all a little worried.

Born in Alaska and raised in South Korea, Angel Lee studied Art and Zoology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She worked in marketing for a company in Chicago before finally making her way to Houston with her fiancé. Once here, she immediately fell in love with and adopted Jackson—her puppy, not her boss.

She fed her love for art by sketching at local coffee shops and creating character designs of other patrons—in a completely non-creepy way—but Angel always intended to make a career out of her passion. Her interest in design and animation, along with her boundless energy and enthusiasm, led her to Bouncing Pixel where she serves as artist and the studio's self-appointed, one-woman Party Planning Committee.

Angel likes to spend her weekends with her fiancé, whether it’s scavenging for books and knickknacks at a Half Price Books store, or supervising while he plays video games, yelling at him to "recharge health!" She keeps the rest of us entertained with references and memes from her favorite TV Shows, and stories about Jackson—her puppy, not her boss.