The job scope of the Immersion Labs personnel includes mobile application administration and operation, content development and product monetization. These essentially involve app production management, model advising, assent management, user experience and monetization model development as well as content advising.

Immersion Labs aims to be at the top of the ladder in terms of artistic and technological innovation in mobile apps. The firm aims to achieve this by creating game apps by blending 3D environment with a musical background, sound effects and game engine physics. Immersion Labs is developing convergent technologies, redefining mobile space and pioneering the transmedia genre.

Matthew Taylor, the chief consultant of Immersion Labs, combines his knowledge in business administration with experience in varied fields to offer clients state-of-the-art services. Matt’s knowledge scope includes organization structuring, technology, research and development, international trade and cultural liaison.

Matt puts great emphasis on innovation since he believes “The ‘Wild West’ mentality of the app market is changing. “Users want quality, high-end apps and that’s what we do. That’s ‘Done Right’.” Explaining his work, he commented, “I build companies, teams and projects but, most importantly, I build people.” “I love what I do. It’s my passion. You have to love taming chaos or you won’t survive”, he added.

About Immersion Labs: Matthew Taylor, the brain behind Immersion Labs, started programming videos since he was 10 years old. He designed the “first 3D gaming environment” when he was 15 years old. When Matt was 13 years old, he received the Grandmaster GameMaster ranking for having exhibited “advanced proficiency in game development, storytelling, table and chart creation…and environment development.”

At Immersion Labs, Matt wanted to stick to game development but he got involved in the numerous service offerings of the company – from team building endeavors to content creation, he focuses only on his client’s success.