Microsoft IE Explorer Project leader announces departure

According to Re/code, Dean Hachamovitch, a veteran who has served Microsoft for more than 24 years, has officially resigned from Microsoft, announcing the resignation on his personal blog recently, saying "he is ready to start a new technology life." ”

Dean Hachamovitch since 2003 as IE Project Director, until the end of last year Microsoft's IE Team reorganization, responsible for 10 years, and Microsoft witnessed the 10 years of Internet Explorer's development process. While in office, IE browser's share is facing the serious challenge of the competitor such as Chrome, Dean in order to enhance IE product competitiveness, tried to use HTML hardware-based to raise IE's security, but the effect is not ideal.

Dean Hachamovitch joined Microsoft after graduating from college in 1990, only to work in Microsoft Office for one or two years, and then finished for a 24-year period. He worked as the Microsoft Online gaming service Zone.com Product Manager, worked for office and later became the manager of the IE team, promoted to vice president of the company and left the IE department at the end of last year to become Microsoft's chief data scientist. During Microsoft, he has been involved in the development of a number of patented technologies, including automatic filling, automatic correction, process animation and so on.

Dean Hachamovitch did not disclose the specific reasons for his departure.