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Challenging Students to Achieve More Through Technology

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By Kim Dault, Jessica Weare
| microsoft.com
At Microsoft, we stand in awe of what humans dare to achieve and are motivated every day to empower others to do more and achieve more through technology and innovation. To forward that mission, we were thrilled to take part in the 31st annual Tech Challenge at The Tech Museum in San Jose on April 29. This signature program of The Tech invites teams of students in grades 4-12 to use the engineering design process to solve a real-world problem. This year’s challenge?
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Creating a new lens on reality: The HoloLens System Design team

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By Kate O’Sullivan, Kim Dault
| microsoft.com
It was classified as top secret. “The most difficult mechanical problem you will ever work on and it’s going to be similar to inventing and creating antigravity boots” is how it was described to Roy Riccomini, the first mechanical product designer hired for the project. This thrill of a seemingly impossible task intrigued Roy, a 30-year product design veteran who developed iBook during his 10 year stint at Apple.
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Hannes Ruescher Celebrates 25 Years at PowerPoint

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By Kevin Miller, Kim Dault, Kristina Peralta, Workforce Preparedness
| microsoft.com
This year, we’re celebrating an employee’s admirable career achievement. Hannes Ruescher, an engineer on the PowerPoint team, celebrates 25 years working at Microsoft Silicon Valley. Hannes has spent most of his tenure on the PowerPoint team on our campus as a developer, lead, manager and director. He’s currently a partner software engineer. Hannes is an embodiment of collaborative spirit and growth mindset culture on our campus.
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