Quinn Richter
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Quinn Richter is a technical program manager at Mojang Studios. He was previously an associate producer working as the Head of the Minecraft Marketplace Program.
About
Quinn was first introduced to Jesse Merriam (Executive Producer, Minecraft) at a DigiPen 'career fair',[1] the institute at which he had previously graduated.[2] At the time, Mojang was seeking a producer for "first-party DLC" on Minecraft: Pocket Edition (later Bedrock Edition). After expressing interest in the role, Quinn received an interview and was eventually hired in May 2016.[3] His initial involvement focused on the collaboration with 4J Studios to publish the first DLC on the platform, which later provided the framework to implement the Minecraft Marketplace.
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Richter's current Twitter avatar -
Richter at Minecraft Live 2020
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Sources
- Quinn Richter — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 3613175.