Profile

Dan Bennett - Amsterdam, NL
I manage creator relationships and day-to-day Partner Program operations for PUBG WEST at KRAFTON. I work across Western markets. I coordinate campaigns and community events with creators, agencies and internal teams. I help Partners with requirements, issues and follow-up.
I came into this work from technical support and from PUBG community roles. That included a 100k+ member Reddit community, tournaments, live broadcasts and player feedback for the game team. I still write the reporting and the guidance, and I turn campaign feedback into the next step.
As well as the KRAFTON job, I build AI tools for research, documentation, coding and task coordination. I write down the inputs and the sources. A person reviews the result. I write the handover so the next person can check it and continue.
Experience
Employment and community work, most recent first.
- EMEA Streamer Partnership Coordinator2022
- Associate Creator Partnerships Manager, PUBG WestFebruary 2024 to present
I joined KRAFTON in December 2020, on streamer and creator partnerships for the PUBG Partner Program on PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS in the western region.
I manage creator relationships, campaign delivery and day-to-day Partner Program operations across Western markets. I write the guidance from the requirements. I keep the reporting up to date. I work with the other teams, and I turn the evidence into the next action.
Partner relationships and support
- I am the day-to-day contact for PUBG WEST Partners. I explain program requirements, campaign expectations and the support available. That covers communications, feedback, sentiment and campaign participation across the Partner Program.
- I write Partner guidance and campaign instructions from the questions that keep coming back. When an issue needs more than one team, I coordinate the follow-up.
Campaigns and activations
- I plan, launch and report on streaming and short-form creator campaigns with HQ, regional teams, Marketing, Media Ops, agencies and creators.
- I coordinate the brief, the requirements, content submission, review, completion tracking and follow-up.
- I match Partner needs, assets, announcements and timelines with marketing, esports, product and community teams. That includes creator and community activations.
Reporting and data quality
- I keep operational trackers so teams can see Partner activity, campaign progress, what is finished and what happens next.
- I turn creator and campaign activity into performance reports and recommendations. I separate what the program controlled from wider product and market factors.
- I improve the reporting workflows, the data checks and the automation, so the same operational checks are easier to run and review. I am moving manual checks onto tools that use our data and can take more of the load.
Feedback and evidence reviews
- I set up routes for creators to raise an issue, send evidence and get a follow-up.
- I lead evidence reviews with the other teams. We turn campaign, Partner and community feedback into prioritised actions for PUBG WEST.
APT Solutions
November 2019 - December 2020
Service Desk Agent
I supported membership software as one of three Service Desk Agents. Customers included small taxi firms and large unions. The software is for not-for-profit membership organisations, including trade unions, professional institutions, sporting bodies and charities.
- Covered UK, Australian and New Zealand customers across three shift patterns, including nights
- Investigated incidents, identified causes and considered how to prevent recurrence
- Wrote clear customer-facing incident reports and supported customers across multiple time zones
Director & VLE Technical Consultant
Concurrent with HowToMoodle (2012 to 2018)
I co-founded a Moodle technical support, hosting and development business. We built plugins, migrated sites and ran upgrades. PriorsVLE is a virtual learning environment (VLE) business. We worked with schools, colleges and businesses, including sites owned by the customer or by third parties.
- Managed client relationships and took requirements through to the work we had agreed
- Built internal systems for the day-to-day work and used LEAN on those workflows
- Provided first-line support for client users and coordinated technical follow-up
- Managed invoicing and payment follow-up
- Ran social media marketing, sharing Moodle tips, news and service information
17th October - 20th October 2019
Watch & Learn PUBG Professional
epic.LAN brought me in to teach new players in their Watch & Learn area during EGX 2019. I spent four days running 30-minute sessions, teaching people the basics of PUBG, showing them how to improve, and giving console players a chance to try the PC version. PUBG is PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS.
- Helped set up and pack down multiple EGX stages managed by epic.LAN
- Ran my own dedicated Watch & Learn station for all four days
- Taught complete beginners the basics
- Posted the sessions on my own social media
PUBG Observer
I volunteered at SpecialEffect's Chicken4Charity 2019 PUBG tournament. It had 20 teams from the UK games industry. The event raised over £14,000 to help disabled gamers play.
- Helped set up matches and managed in-game observer cameras to capture live action
- Supported broadcasts on Steam, Twitch and Facebook
Support Technician
Concurrent with PriorsVLE (2017 to 2019)
I supported Moodle and Totara customers with setup, upgrades, migrations and troubleshooting. I maintained client relationships and kept customers informed during incidents, including 24/7 hosting on-call cover. We agreed the timescales, and the work was done to them.
- Automated manual setup and support tasks with scripts and provided first-line support through Helpspot. Designed and implemented that automation for most of the manual setup work
- Provided Moodle/Totara administrator and technical server support for customer sites hosted in-house or by third parties
- Managed internal CentOS hosting (versions 5, 6 and 7) with Apache, PHP, MySQL/MariaDB and DirectAdmin, plus client servers running CentOS, Ubuntu, Gentoo and Windows Server with HTTPD, Apache2 and Nginx
- Monitored sites and servers with Icinga/Nagios and kept customers informed when issues affected service
- Debugged Moodle/Totara application issues in PHP and MySQL, raised issues against the Moodle/Totara Tracker and tested plugins with JIRA
- Managed Git repositories for Moodle/Totara code, custom plugins and themes, and documented technical changes to the hosting platform
- Rolled out a Windows Server 2012 domain controller and managed company desktops and laptops, including troubleshooting, patching, hardware/software upgrades and asset tracking
Volunteer Presenter / Producer
I hosted and produced two weekly shows at Newport's community radio station. One covered new, upcoming and rarely heard artists. The other focused on dance, trance and UK hardcore.
- Wrote and produced hourly Friday and Saturday news bulletins
- Supported outside broadcasts at local festivals, including Newfest and The Pheztival, in 2012 and 2013
Capita ITS (ex-i2Q Education)
2008 - 2012
Junior Technical Support
I joined i2Q Education, later Capita ITS. I supported schools and colleges using Moodle, and I handled the annual data rollovers in their customised environment before the new academic year. i2Q Education was part of Synetrix.
- Resolved platform questions and issues during term time
- Worked with developers on QA for OpenHive, writing test plans and automated test scripts
Current work
Partner support
Partner operations
I turn Partner requirements, repeat questions and evidence into guidance, a support route and a follow-up.
Campaign delivery
Campaigns
I coordinate briefing, delivery, submission, review, completion tracking and reporting with creators, agencies and internal teams.
Repeat work
AI and tools
I use AI on repeat tasks where the source is written down. A person reviews the result, and the handover can be picked up again.
Skills
Creator and Partner operations
- Creator relationships
- Campaigns from brief to report
- Support and escalation
- Work across teams
AI and tools
- Research with the source linked
- CLI, MCP and REST tools
- Source notes and a human check
- Handovers another person can continue
Reporting and delivery
- KPI and OKR reporting
- Data checks and workflow design
- Feedback and evidence reviews
- Community operations
AI and tools
As well as creator partnerships, I build AI tools for research, reporting, documentation, coding and task coordination.
I write down the inputs and the sources. A person reviews the result. I write the handover so the next person can check it and continue.
How I work with AI
- I use AI tools for research, analysis, drafting, coding and documentation. I treat the output as a draft, and I check it.
- I write the inputs, the source links, the handover, the review and what done means, so the next session can continue.
- I connect agents to tools through CLI, MCP and REST. Credentials, permissions and anything sent outside stay behind a check I approve.
- I keep memory, task history and changes in files I can read and undo. I do not leave the record as model output I cannot check.
- I check the output against the source, the tests, the build and the place it is meant to go before I call it finished.