Michael Assis

Hey, Michael here. Thought I’d give you a non-ai written intro telling you a bit about who I am.

I have over a decade in the computer games industry and I have been on the launch teams for some of the biggest multiplayer games in existence. From writing code, to selling hardware, I am a technical generalist with a huge skillset. Now that I have access to AI and advanced automation technology, I can put all of this experience to use!

I have achieved a lot in my career, and I’m thankful for all the opportunities but it is now time for me to start something new that can help the people I care about. My goal with assist.wtf is to help local small and medium businesses with IT related issues.

Outside of being a nerd, I am an active martial arts practitioner with a passion for anything with an engine. When I started working at the age of 15, I was taught that the best way to get ahead was to work hard and to play hard.

Man with a beard in front of a green circuit board background, wearing a black shirt.

Timeline

2014 – 2017 | Multiplay (Start-up)

Feb 2014 – Technical Support

  • Supported game servers for 50+ titles (Rust, Minecraft, Ark, etc.)

  • Helped scale support during the Rust server explosion

  • Provided infra support at Insomnia gaming festivals

  • Assisted with Titanfall 1 migration from Azure to Multiplay tech (first AAA experience)

Oct 2016 – Titanfall 2 Launch

  • Lead tech support for Titanfall 2 on hybrid scaling tech

  • (Possibly first in the world to finish the campaign!)

Apr 2017 – Technical Operations Manager

  • Promoted to lead Multiplay’s global technical support team

2017 – 2019 | Unity Technologies

Nov 2017 – Multiplay acquired by Unity

  • Shifted focus to educating Unity teams on Multiplay’s tech stack

Jan 2018 – Global Support Manager

  • Built and led a global dev support team (UK, US, South Korea)

  • Supported internal Unity teams with launch practices

  • Feb 2019 – Built and managed the technical team & provided direct launch support for Apex Legends

2019 – 2020 | Gameye (Start-up)

Sep 2019 – Technical Support Manager

  • Ran world’s first 5G multiplayer test with Vodafone

  • Helped launch Pacer, Chivalry 2, Slapshot: Rebound on Gameye tech

2021 – Present | Independent & Founding Work

Jan 2021 – Founded Assis-ted Services Ltd.

  • Started consulting for start-ups across gaming and fintech

  • Supported Accelbyte with hyper scaling, documentation & hardware

  • Closed first $70k/month infrastructure deal for a client

  • Helped fintech start-up Argyle level up their support ops

Aug 2021 – Co-founded 3DNow.uk

  • Delivered low-cost 3D printed products to 100+ customers

2022 – 2024 | G-Core & Creative Assembly

Jan 2022 – Business Development @ G-Core

  • Landed a deal worth 70% of yearly quota with a UK-based satellite broadband company

  • Travelled all over Europe helping various gaming clients with their infrastructure needs

Apr 2023 – Service Ops Engineer @ Creative Assembly

  • Supported launch of Total War: Pharaohs

  • Prepped live services for Hyenas (cancelled)

Jan 2024 – Cloud Optimization Engineer

  • Reduced Creative Assembly’s cloud spend by 40%/month

2024 – 2025 | AI, Automation & Assist.wtf

June 2024 – Redundant → Annoyed → Automated Job Applications

  • Built a system that auto-applied to 1,000+ jobs every 3 days

  • Got noticed for breaking LinkedIn’s “Easy Apply” system

Jan 2025 – Building Something Better

  • Built personal AI automation cluster on a gaming PC

  • Started designing the framework for Assist.wtf

Apr 2025 – Assist.wtf Beta Test Begins

  • Launching automation for businesses who don’t want to deal with tech


assist ai

Specs:
Intel i5-8600k @ 3.6GHz
32 GB DDR4 @ 2133 MHz
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070ti
10TB SSD Storage

Gaming PC with GeForce RTX graphics card and circuit-themed background.

Timeline

2024 – 2025 | Building Assist AI

Dec 2024 – Hardware Upgrade

  • Converted personal gaming PC into a dedicated AI host

Jan 2025 – Multi-Node Testing

  • Successfully distributed Assist AI across multiple consumer-grade machines

Feb 2025 – Automation Flows Built

→ Explain the Chain

  • Chatbot powered by a local Ollama 3.1 LLM

  • Connected to Wikipedia and CoinGecko for real-time info

  • Simplifies Blockchain and Web3 for non-technical users

→ Shop Bot

  • Full sales flow handled via chatbot

  • Greets customer, lists products, manages basket, processes and verifies payment

  • Requires only product updates from the business owner

→ South Coast Skyline

  • Content publishing flow with generative AI for captions

  • Drag-and-drop scheduler for fast content planning

→ Business Assistant

  • Internal chatbot that helps run Assist.wtf

  • Integrates with Google Sheets, Drive, Calendar, Gmail, Notion and more

  • Supports voice transcription for note-to-action flows

March 2025 – Stability Testing

  • Ran multiple uptime tests to ensure Assist AI remains reliable under load