Brenda enters the game development industry. Specific initial roles and companies are not widely documented, but she begins gaining experience in game design and development.

Brenda Romero worked at Sir-Tech Software, the company that designed the Wizardry series. Brenda was involved in various design and development aspects.

Worked for different developing companies. During this period, Brenda continued to hone her skills and contribute to various game projects.

During this time, she worked for Atari, a well known video game and home computer company. Brenda was involved in different designing aspects for the comapny's games.

Worked for Gamelab, a game developing company based in New York City. Brenda collaborated on a number of games.

Brenda Romero worked for the social game developing company, Lolapps. She took care of various designing aspects.

Brenda co-founded Loot Drop, a social and mobile game development company, with John Romero. This venture allowed her to further pursue her design philosophies and explore new gaming platforms.

Brenda focuses on independent game development, creating thought-provoking and experimental games like 'Train' and 'SIXTES'. She also becomes a prominent figure in game education, teaching and mentoring aspiring game developers at various universities.

Brenda Romero joined the University of California, Santa Cruz, as director of the school's game program.