Xbox VP Leaves Just 3 Months After Joining Asha Sharma's Team
Jared Palmer has resigned from his position as Xbox Vice President of Engineering only months after his appointment.
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Jared Palmer, the Vice President of Engineering for Xbox, has exited Microsoft. His departure occurs approximately two to three months after he transitioned into the role from Microsoft’s CoreAI team.
Coverage from outlets including Kotaku, PC Gamer, and TweakTown identifies that Palmer was a recent appointee under CEO Asha Sharma. Reports note that Palmer is moving to join the Cognition AI lab.
Publicly available information does not yet specify the factors behind the departure beyond his transition to Cognition AI. Future updates may clarify the status of the development leadership team following this exit.
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Sources (13)
- The Xbox Vice President of Development left Microsoft less than three months after being appointed WN Hub · 46d ago
- Asha Sharma-appointed Xbox VP of engineering leaves just three months after moving over from Microsoft's CoreAI team Eurogamer.net · 46d ago
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- Street Fighter Chun-Li Android Figures Will Appear Next Year Siliconera · 46d ago
- Xbox loses new exec that CEO Asha Sharma appointed just 2 months ago inkl · 46d ago
- XBOX new vice president of engineering Jared Palmer has already left his job Instant Gaming News · 46d ago
- Xbox's new VP of engineering quits just 2 months after taking the job PC Gamer · 46d ago
- Xbox loses new exec that CEO Asha Sharma appointed just 2 months ago GamesRadar+ · 46d ago
- Xbox engineering VP leaves Microsoft to join Cognition AI lab TweakTown · 46d ago
- VP of Engineering Left Xbox Just 2 Months After Getting Job 80 Level · 46d ago
- Xbox VP Leaves Just 3 Months After Joining Asha Sharma's Team Kotaku · 46d ago
Answered
Who is the executive leaving Xbox?
The executive is Jared Palmer, who served as the Vice President of Engineering.
Where is Jared Palmer going?
Reports indicate he is joining the Cognition AI lab.
How long was he in the position?
Coverage states the tenure lasted between two and three months.
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