Lee Chang Email & Phone Number | I like to build things. Today, it's software for AR glasses, bringing about the next computing platform. Yesterday it was building the UI for one of the most popular products in the world. Before that, it was a massive web UI, using all sorts of tech, both familiar and oddball, and turning out a UI that shines. Also today - building and improving a team of diverse and talented engineers. Further in the past, it's been web services, powering the UIs out there and UI frameworks, finding nifty ways to bind and sift data for use by front-ends. In my free time, it's whatever itch I have to scratch, ranging from improved exception handling syntax in C# to image analysis and data extraction from Xbox One game clip video. I like to solve it with code.

Lee Chang

I like to build things. Today, it's software for AR glasses, bringing about the next computing pla...
Redmond, Washington, United States

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2020-06-01 00:00:00 - 2021-09-01 00:00:00

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Lee Chang is a I like to build things. Today, it's software for AR glasses, bringing about the next computing platform. Yesterday it was building the UI for one of the most popular products in the world. Before that, it was a massive web UI, using all sorts of tech, both familiar and oddball, and turning out a UI that shines. Also today - building and improving a team of diverse and talented engineers. Further in the past, it's been web services, powering the UIs out there and UI frameworks, finding nifty ways to bind and sift data for use by front-ends. In my free time, it's whatever itch I have to scratch, ranging from improved exception handling syntax in C# to image analysis and data extraction from Xbox One game clip video. I like to solve it with code.