メーカー is the transliteration of the English word “maker” but the meaning is slightly different.
メーカー in Japanese usually refers to a large-scale manufacturer, not somebody who “makes” something.
If you want to talk about somebody who makes something, then you need to say ～を作（つく）る人（ひと） or ～を作（つく）った人（ひと） instead.
In case of “the Maker,” it is called 創造主（そうぞうしゅ/souzoushu）.
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