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Father sentenced to 20 years for injecting son with heroin ANDY NYSTROM anystrom@redmond-reporter.com
Eric E. Lehtinen was sentenced to 20 years in prison Nov. 13 for attempting to kill his 4-year-old son in September 2013 by injecting him with heroin. The Redmond resident pleaded guilty to the offense of first-degree attempted murder in August 2015. Judge Mary Roberts sentenced Lehtinen,
now 39, at the King County Courthouse in Seattle. The case was handled by Senior Deputy Prosecutor Don Raz and Deputy Prosecutor Ben Gauen. Lehtinen’s son, now 6, was released from Seattle Children’s Hospital in October 2013. “I have nothing but to live with the consequences of what happened that night,” Lehtinen told the judge via a Kiro7.
com live stream. He noted that it’s extremely painful thinking about the incident and he regrets causing pain to his son, ex-wife and family. “I didn’t want to hurt anybody,” he said. “In my state of mind, from what I remember that night, is extreme terror. I was in a very twisted state, very delusional. I’m sorry.” Lehtinen said he takes full responsibility for his actions and apologized to his son,
ex-wife and family. He also apologized to the court and state for having to deal with such a “horrible thing.” Lehtinen, who was reported to have mental health issues, said he was a good father up until the incident and added that while he was in jail he wanted to be with his son. Lehtinen’s ex-wife also spoke at the sentencing and said that [ more LEHTINEN page 7 ]
Eric E. Lehtinen at his sentencing Nov. 13 at the King County Courthouse in Seattle. Courtesy of kiro7.com, screenshot
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From Rags to Riches owner Leona Coakley-Spring sits in her Redmond store, surrounded by clothing and a painting she’s working on. She opened the store at the beginning of November. SAMANTHA PAK, Redmond Reporter
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The most recent King County Elections results — before the Reporter’s deadline — were released for this month’s general election at 3:48 p.m. Wednesday and Redmond incumbent John Marchione continues to hold the lead in the city’s mayoral race. Marchione holds 54.00 percent (5,381) of the votes and challenger Steve Fields holds 45.76 percent (4,560) of the votes. So far, 10,743 ballots have been counted. There are 28,164 registered voters in Redmond, putting current voter turnout at 38.14 percent. On the Redmond City Council ballot, four candidates are running unopposed: Hank Myers (Position 1) — 98.44 percent (6,574 votes); Hank Margeson (Position 3) — 98.38 percent (6,484 votes); Angela Birney (Position 5) — 98.86 percent (6,571 votes); and David Carson (Position 7) — 98.53 percent (6,435 votes). Results will be certified on Tuesday.
While the Bahamas may bring to mind images of islands with pristine beaches and a feeling of relaxation for many people, for Leona Coakley-Spring that is just half of the picture. For the Bahamian-born Redmond resident, the picture of her homeland also includes images of the poor and homeless — two things she experienced firsthand at one point of her island life. “I grew up poor,” she said. “I mean, dirt poor.” The picture also includes people living with HIV and AIDS, and for 18 years, it has been Coakley-Spring’s mission to do what
she can to help those with the disease. As someone with a performance background, she has put on concerts featuring herself as well as various members of her musical family and recorded and sold CDs; she has also sold Bahamian baked goods at local farmers’ markets as well as some of her paintings — all with proceeds going toward the All Saints AIDS Shelter in Nassau, Bahamas. Coakley-Spring said the shelter houses up to about 120 people, and currently, there are about 40 children and 60 adults living there. She said some of the residents are HIV positive, while others have full-blown AIDS. There are also situations in which [ more RICHES page 7 ]
Gearing up for Thanksgiving at Poultry Predictor 5K People ran and some won Thanksgiving turkeys at the 5th Annual Redmond Poultry Predictor 5K last Saturday on the Redmond Central Connector. Runners guessed their times before the race and the top five runners with the closest times in the Predictor division won turkeys. The city partnered for a third year with Open Kitchen, which is a local, grassroots, all-volunteer program that is fueled by passion to serve others and funded exclusively by donations from the community and local businesses. Courtesy of Ken Wong
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Lake Washington School District (LWSD) Superintendent Dr. Traci Pierce proudly displayed the button she and others were wearing, emblazoned with the district motto: “Growing together, serving our community.” About an hour earlier on Wednesday morning, Dr. Pierce gave a state of the district address to a roomful of about 70 people, including elected officials, heads of agencies, business leaders and parent leaders, at the inaugural Community Leaders Breakfast held in the district’s Resource Center Board Room in Redmond. “We could not do our work without all of you,” Pierce told the attendees. During her address, Pierce shared LWSD’s mission and vision for its students, highlighted some of its programs — from preschool through high school and a New Teacher Support Program — and thanked the community for its support and involvement. She also read from President Obama’s proclamation to celebrate American Education Week, which focused on communities recommitting to helping schools be the best they can be and helping students achieve their dreams. Pierce noted that she believes if the district stays true to its four core values and five strategic goals, then LWSD will be on the road to completing its mission and vision. The core values are being student centered, learning focused, community connected and recruiting oriented; the strategic goals are ensuring academic success for every student; providing safe and innovative learning environments; recruiting, hiring and retaining highly effective personnel; using resources effectively and being fiscally responsible; and engaging its communities. “I’m most proud of the fact that we have such a great community who cares
about public education,” Pierce said. “Everyone’s willing to work together, whether you’re from the city or from business or community to help our schools be great. I’m just proud to be a part of that.” Here’s some of LWSD’s student successes that Pierce highlighted at the event: • The district’s graduation rate has risen over the past three years from 89 percent to 92 percent. The state average is 77 percent. • Ninety-two percent of seniors graduated on time last spring, and half of the students who did not graduate on time are still enrolled and working to complete their high school diploma. The target is 100 percent graduation by 2018. • Currently, 81 percent of students enter a two- or four-year college directly after high school compared to 62 percent statewide. The target is 88 percent post-secondary enrollment by 2018. • Eighty-nine percent of students earn college credit while still in high school. • LWSD students outperform state and national averages on tests. Average SAT critical reading scores in the district rose by 11 points over last year. Reading scores across the state of Washington fell by eight points, and nationally, reading scores decreased by two points. • SAT writing scores rose by 11 points; state scores fell by seven and national scores fell by three. • SAT math scores were the highest they have been in the past four years. They rose nine points over last year, while state scores fell eight points and national scores fell by two points. • Students in grades 3-8 performed 23–27 percent higher than the state average on the new state assessments. Another highlight of the event was a Skype session with Lake Washington High School astronomy teacher Ryan Palmer and his students. LWSD communications director Kathryn Reith
noted that Palmer and one of his students spoke about having one-to-one laptops and communicating through a learning management system called haiku. Pierce added that LWSD received awards for reducing waste and saving energy and dollars; got clean results from audits; and saved taxpayers money through bond refinancing. Pierce also spoke about the district’s enrollment growth, which has averaged an additional 625 students per year over the past five years. LWSD is now the fourth-largest district in the state with 27,830 students. “Our biggest challenge right now is really connected to our second goal to provide safe and innovative learning environments, in that based on our growth and our need to address the aging facilities, we just don’t have enough classroom space for students,” Pierce said. She said by the end of next year, LWSD will have 168 portables across the district and the district grew 1,114 students in the last year. To solve the growth challenge, they convened the Long-Term Facilities Planning Task Force last year. From December 2014 until November 2015, the group engaged with the community, did analysis and research. They recommended that the district needs to build more schools, and Pierce said LWSD will be taking the next steps in 2016 toward making that happen. “I’m proud of where we are and where we’re headed,” Pierce said. “There’s always work to do. We don’t rest on our laurels. We’re always trying to see how we can improve and do things better.” On the teacher front regarding student growth, Pierce added: “As we grow, we’re going to need more teachers, just like everyone else across the state. So that challenge of how do we set ourselves apart as a place where people will want to come and work, that’s something we’re focusing on.”
Police Blotter The police blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical roundup of all calls to the Redmond Police Department that are dispatched to on-duty police officers. The Redmond Reporter Police Blotter is not intended to be representative of all police calls originating in Redmond, which gets more than 500 calls (emergency and nonemergency) per week.
Tuesday, Nov. 17 Theft: Redmond police took a report of a theft of a motor vehicle at 6:15 a.m. in the 18100 block of Northeast 95th Street. A green Jeep Cherokee was stolen from an apartment complex. The owner reported the vehicle was locked when he left it and it was gone in the morning. Theft: Redmond police arrested a subject for stealing gas from a company van at 2:14 a.m. in the 18400 block of Northeast 68th Street.
Monday, Nov. 16 Burglary: Redmond police took a
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Trespassing: Redmond police took a trespassing report at 8:14 a.m. in the 15000 block of Northeast 36th Street. Someone who was previously warned for intruding was trespassed from a business property.
Burglary: Redmond police took a residential-burglary report at 5:28 p.m. in the 18200 block of Northeast 28th Street. Entry was made by shattering a back-door window.
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Fraud: Redmond police took a fraud report at 9:40 p.m. in the 10800 block of 157th Avenue Northeast. Police investigated the report of fraudulent credit-card activity.
ID theft: Redmond police took an ID theft report at 3:45 p.m. in the 3800 block of 175th Avenue Northeast. Someone’s identity was used to open fraudulent loan accounts.
Theft: Redmond police took a report of a theft from a motor vehicle at 6:21 p.m. in the 5000 block of West Lake Sammamish Parkway. A front passenger-side window of a car was broken and a black charger/ power converter was stolen.
Burglary: Redmond police took a nonresidential burglary report at 8:37 a.m. in the 15200 block of Northeast 24th Street. A bicycle shop was burglarized overnight.
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Theft: Redmond police took a theft report at 2:50 p.m. in the 15900 block of Northeast 85th Street. A purse was stolen from inside the library.
Robbery: Redmond police took a robbery report at 8:57 p.m. in the 17600 block of Union Hill Road. A suspect intentionally hit a loss-prevention employee with a vehicle while also running over another suspect. Two of the three suspects were identified.
Theft: Redmond police took a report of a theft of a motor vehicle at 3:04 a.m. in the 6100 block of 145th Court Northeast. A Chevy Tahoe was stolen just before police were called.
Burglary: Redmond police took a residential-burglary report at 7:50 p.m. in the 4800 block of 156th Avenue Northeast. Residents reported a burglary in their apartment, in which a bottle of beer, spaghetti sauce, a pocket knife, a soup ladle and medicine were taken.
Friday, Nov. 13 Forgery: Redmond police took a forgery report at 8:30 a.m. in the 14700 block of Northeast 60th Court. It was reported that
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The arts feed our minds and our hearts Why is the development of a vibrant arts and culture sector such an important element in the progress of the Eastside? It’s a fair question. After all, if you’re willing to sit in traffic, pay a toll and spring for a $20 parking tab, there’s plenty to do in Seattle. But there are 600,000 people who live and work on the sunrise side of the lake and they can’t borrow their cultural life from Seattle forever. About 10 years ago, I came across a book titled “The Rise of the Creative Class” by Dr. Richard Florida, the Heinz Professor of Regional Economic Development at Carnegie Mellon University. His research focused on “identifying the factors that make certain cities and regions grow and prosper and others lag behind.” He began by examining the conventional wisdom that the key to economic growth lies in attracting and retaining companies, because companies create jobs and people will “go where the jobs are.” But his research showed that the creative sector now accounts for 50 percent of all U.S. economic activity and that innovative companies are being formed almost exclusively in regions that are themselves attractive to creative workers. There are more than 40 million people today who are paid to be creative — designers, engineers, artists, writers, programmers and so on. The emergence of creative workers as an economic force has been so powerful that they now constitute John Haynes
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an entirely new economic class. These people don’t work 9 to 5; they think 24/7. Access to this critical mass of creative thinkers is what drives economic growth. They can best be characterized as a “mosaic society” — open minded, mobile, tolerant and diverse, with non-negotiable arts, entertainment, food and cultural needs. These factors work to enhance a community’s ability to mobilize the resources necessary to support innovative enterprises, including everything from venture capital to nightlife. As executive director of a large performing arts center project, I spend much of my time fundraising for its $160 million construction budget. Frequently a prospective donor — someone with financial capacity and a community leadership profile — will tell me that they’re “just not into the arts.” This response is usually accompanied by the explanation that their interest and passion are bound up in sports, education, health care or other worthy agendas. I have come to realize
that what they mean by “the arts” is very different than what I mean. They may not care for ballet or opera, but I’ll bet that they make playlists, go to movies and decorate their homes. “The arts” is shorthand for creative human expression in all its forms. The arts feed our minds and our hearts … and they help create the kind of community that our prosperity and the futures of our kids depends on. If we care about these things, we’d better care about the arts and nurture the Eastside organizations that provide them.
John Haynes is executive director and CEO of Performing Arts Center Eastside/ Tateuchi Center, a 2,000-seat, regional project being developed in downtown Bellevue. He served previously as president of the California Center for the Arts, director of Performing Arts at the University of Notre Dame and president of the Western Alliance of Arts Administrators.
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On Dec. 2, The Overlake School will hold an event that could possibly save lives. The Redmond school, at 20301 N.E. 108th St., will hold a Nick of Time Foundation heart screening event from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in its field house. And while the event is being held at Overlake, it is open to all students and young people in the community, ages 14-24. “It’s open to anyone,” said Mike Fine, athletic trainer for Overlake. He said they have been in contact with schools in the immediate area such as The Bear Creek School and Redmond High School and they have the capacity to see up to 500 people. The screenings are free, but Fine, who has been involved with Nick of Time screenings for three years, said the foundation has a suggested tax-deductible donation of $25. He said no one will be turned away if they are unable to afford
the suggested donation. However, Fine said they ask that people sign up ahead of time as some of the paperwork they must fill out requires some information regarding their medical history. For more information or to sign up, contact Jacqui Jackson at Overlake at jjackson@ overlake.org or by calling (425) 868-6191 ext. 635. People can also visit the Nick of Time website at nickoftimefoundation.org for more information. Fine said the screenings will help detect certain precursors — such as mechanical or electrical problems — that could lead to sudden cardiac arrest — a condition that strikes high school-aged students once every three days, nationwide. During the screenings, boys and girls will be separated. Members of the fire department will take students’ blood pressures and pulses and doctors will listen to their hearts. There will also be a 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) test — Fine noted that the
Cardea-Screen device used in the screenings utilizes technology developed by a former Overlake parent. Fine added that there are no blood tests or needles involved and if the doctors find anything of concern, they will ask the individual to go in for an ultrasound, which will happen the same day, onsite. Screenings are reviewed onsite by cardiologists and sports physicians experienced in heart screens. In addition, the students will also go through CPR and automated external defibrillators (AED) training. Fine said the idea is that if they are present when someone goes into sudden cardiac arrest, they will know what to do. He said it is not clear what causes sudden cardiac arrest in young people, but they do see it occur in more active individuals. “It does happen to athletes, but it does happen to the average student,” Fine said. He recommends the heart screening for any active student, noting that a few years ago, a student at Meadowdale High School in Lynnwood went into sudden cardiac arrest while warming up during a PE class. Susan Messier, director of communications for Overlake, added that because the students are active and in sports, they are not typically considered “unhealthy.” Fine agreed, saying [ more NICK page 8 ]
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When developers began forming a plan for the old Group Health site in Redmond’s Overlake neighborhood, one of its requirements was that trees and shrubs be planted to mitigate those that were removed onsite. Between 2013 and 2014, the City of Redmond has been planting this vegetation at various sites: Perrigo Park, Perrigo Heights and behind Swedish Medical Center, in the Bear-Evans Creek corridor near the old Keller Farm. The city had about 10 acres worth of trees and understory plant mitigation work, said Redmond park planning and cultural arts manager Carolyn Hope. She said the mitigation work at Perrigo Park restored 1.7 acres with 570 trees and 5,356 shrubs; restoration at Perrigo Heights, south of Hartman Park, included 1.2 acres planted with 250 trees and 2,235 shrubs; and the Swedish site was the largest at 2.3 acres and included 774 trees and 7,183 shrubs. Hope said the city has completed the work at those three sites — a total of 5.2 acres — and there is just one more site where work is being done before they have met the 10-acre requirement. That site is Sammamish Valley Park and the future Redmond Central Connector (RCC) trail. The tree-mitigation
work at Sammamish Valley Park, a 28-acre city park at the northeast corner of Northeast 116th Street and Willows Road, began in September. Hope said the work at the park covers about 5.6 acres of property with 1,896 trees and 16,446 shrubs. “This work will be completed this winter,” she said. In addition to achieving the goals of the development agreement for the old Group Health site — now dubbed Esterra Park — in Overlake Village, a city press release states that the city and developer Capstone Partners are collaborating on this project to also achieve the goals of the Sammamish Valley Park Master Plan. “We’re happy that something’s happening at the park,” Hope said. She said this includes removing reed canarygrass, an invasive wetland plant, in areas where they are doing the mitigation work. The press release states that the work will take place “in the highest topographic areas of the site, which will allow the city to continue future wetland and stream mitigation work on the site.” The city does not currently have funding dedicated to the rest of the park development, the release continues. As previously reported, Capstone removed about 1,100 trees from the site to make way for the mixed-use development. Those previous reports state that the City of Redmond has an
A birds-eye view of Sammamish Valley Park from the City of Redmond’s master plan for the park. Courtesy of City of Redmond ordinance requiring new developments to retain at least 35 percent of trees onsite. However, as Capstone has removed all of the trees onsite, Hope said they were required to do mitigation work at a 3-to-1 ratio. This
means they have to plant three trees offsite for every one tree that was removed from the Group Health site. She said the mitigation plan includes a threetiered reforestation planting program and includes the planting of
about 3,300 new native trees such as western red cedar, black cottonwood, red alder, vine maple, big maple and Douglas fir. “The mitigation planting program also includes the planting of thousands of shrubs
and ferns to develop a healthy understory for the replacement trees,” Hope said. “Examples of these understory plants include pacific ninebark, snowberry, salmonberry, flowering currant, and a variety of willows, wild rose, and ferns.”
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chopped into half inch pieces Three to four garlic cloves, peeled, and finely chopped One medium sized red onion, chopped Two teaspoons lemon juice Half tablespoon crushed red chili flakes Salt and pepper to taste A handful of mozzarella cheese, grated Cook the bacon pieces in a large, heavy saute pan until crisp, about 4-5 minutes. Remove the bacon onto a paper towel-lined plate to drain. Spoon off the excess bacon grease, leaving about a tablespoon in the pan. Add chopped garlic, onions and red pepper flakes into the pan. Saute for a few seconds and add in the broccoli. Toss to combine. Sprinkle salt and pepper. Roast the broccoli on high for about 6-8 minutes until broccoli is tender and the edges are slightly singed. Pour lemon juice and fried bacon on it. Toss together and serve. You may sprinkle some mozzarella on top of it and broil it on high for just a few minutes. Serve hot. Enjoy!
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Redmond High senior Bethany Harper notched fifth and seventh in individual events and eighth and 11th in a pair of relays at last weekend’s 4A state swimming championships at the Weyerhaeuser King Country Aquatic Center in Federal Way. She took fifth in the 100-yard backstroke (58.56) and seventh in the 200-yard
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in the 500-yard freestyle, Kristen Harper took 14th in 5:26.01. Katelyn Harper also competed at state in the 200yard IM as did the 200-yard medley relay team of Wu, Duco, Kristen Harper and Clare Janetzki. Redmond finished 12th in the team standings. The Mustangs won the girls swimming state academic team title with a 3.800 grade-point average.
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It was all about the University of Washington purple and gold on Tuesday afternoon in the Redmond High School (RHS) Career Center. With a pair of bats leaning against a table, a baseball and softball on top, UW-colored balloons floating in the air and family, friends and coaches present, Mustang seniors Brendan Ecklebarger and Kaija Gibson signed on to play for the Huskies. (The players officially signed their letters of intent on Veterans Day, Nov. 11 — a nonschool day — but they did it again for the school event.) “It’s unbelievable. I’ve been waiting to sign a piece of paper for three years now,” said Gibson, who caught the eyes of UW coaches earlier in her career. “I’ve met the girls I’m gonna go play with. I have known some of the girls that are already on the team for a long time now, and I couldn’t be more excited. It’s such a family atmosphere — the coaches are great.” Gibson, who hit a key home run in RHS’s 4A Kingco championship victory in 2014, said she enjoys competing on the softball field and notching solid grades in the classroom. RHS has prepared her well for UW in both realms, she said. Bonding with the girls on the softball diamond is key for Gibson.
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Redmond High’s Brendan Ecklebarger and Kaija Gibson flash the University of Washington sign Tuesday at a baseball and softball signing event. ANDY NYSTROM, Redmond Reporter “I love the girls. That’s probably my favorite part of the high school season because everybody’s so excited to play games all the time. Everybody wants to win every single game and I think that’s really cool,” said Gibson, a shortstop, whose Mustang teams made it to state the last two seasons.
As for Ecklebarger, who signed his initial UW letter while vacationing in Hawaii, the Husky program has been on his radar since its coaches scouted him the summer before his sophomore year at RHS. “I’ve always lived around UW fans. UW has just always been an amazing place every time you drive by it,”
he said, noting that the new Husky ballpark is first-rate. “As soon as I saw that, I knew I had to be a Husky.” A trip to a RHS varsity baseball game before he attended the school gave Ecklebarger a boost, as well. The game featured current New York Met and World Series participant Michael Conforto and Dylan Davis,
both Mustang teammates then and later Oregon State teammates. “The first high school baseball game I ever watched, Davis pitched and Conforto hit two home runs, and that was the coolest experience of my life. It made me wanna be a Mustang,” said the lefthanded pitcher, who racked
up myriad wins and key hits for the Mustangs the last few years. Along with playing baseball with his buddies at RHS, Ecklebarger noted that another highlight has been playing for coach Dan Pudwill, who has taught the Mustangs to be mentally tough each time they step onto the field.
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Roving Employee— requires travel up to 100% with work to be performed at various unknown worksites throughout the U.S. Telecommuting permitted. http://bit.ly/MSJobs_Support_Delivery Product Marketing Manager / Marketing Manager / Channel & Ecosystem Marketing Managers / Marketing Communications Managers: Research market conditions in local, regional, or national areas, or gather information to determine potential sales of a product or service, or create a marketing campaign. (http://bit.ly/MSJobs_Product_Marketing) (http://bit.ly/MSJobs_Marketing_Communications) (http://bit.ly/MSJob_Channel_Eco) Product Marketing Manager / Marketing Manager /Channel & Ecosystem Marketing Managers /Marketing Communications Managers: Research market conditions in local, regional, or national areas, or gather information to determine potential sales of a product or service, or create a marketing campaign. Requires international and domestic travel up to 25%. (http://bit.ly/MSJobs_Product_Marketing) (http://bit.ly/MSJobs_Marketing_Communications) (http://bit.ly/MSJob_Channel_Eco) Research Software Development Engineers (all levels): Responsible for conducting applied research into new products and services through software engineering techniques. http://bit.ly/MSJobs_Research_Software_Engineer Researchers/Scientists: Conduct research and lead research collaborations that yield new insights, theories, analyses, data, algorithms, and prototypes. http://bit.ly/MSJobs_Research Service Engineers/Managers, Service Operations Engineers, and Systems/Operations Engineers/Site Reliability Engineer: Research, design, develop, and test operating systems-level software, compilers, and network distribution software. 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Requires domestic and international travel up to 25%. https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3542/go/job Designer 2: Design for the Xbox core product, accessories, incubation, and vision hardware programs. https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3937/go/job Director, Customer & Market Research: Responsible for developing research and analytic programs as well as planning, approving, and leading the delivery or high priority product development, marketing and sales. Requires Domestic and International travel up to 25%. https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3685/go/job Electrical Engineer 2: Lead a project team of Hardware Engineers and create the next generation of Surface Devices. Requires domestic and international travel up to 25%. https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3660/go/job Finance Director, CFT: Lead finance and performance management for marketing activities for mobile business. 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Requires travel up to 50% with work to be performed at various unknown worksites throughout the U.S. https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3434/job Premier Field Engineer: Provide technical support to enterprise customers, partners, internal staff or others on mission critical issues experienced with Microsoft technologies. Requires travel up to 75% with work to be performed at various unknown worksites throughout the U.S. Telecommuting permitted. https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3578/job Premier Field Engineer (Premier Field Engineer Devices): Provide technical support to enterprise customers, partners, internal staff or others on mission critical issues experienced with Microsoft technologies. Requires International travel up to 25%. https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3667/go/job Security Software Engineer: Write analysis reports and produce anti-malware signatures and incident response solutions for specific threats. (https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3885/job) (https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3384/go/job) Security Software Engineer II: Responsible for developing and testing cloud services and big data solutions. https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3886/job Senior Business Development Analyst: Develop business opportunities for sales of software and services. Requires travel up to 25% with work to be performed at various unknown worksites throughout the U.S. Telecommuting permitted. https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3484/job Senior Director - IOT BD: Lead cross-organization orchestration program for IoT (Internet of Things) pioneer customers, including program processes, budgeting, executive reviews. Requires Domestic and International travel up to 25%. https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3671/go/job Senior Director, Sales and Operations: Manage the phones sales and operations planning, supply planning and factory planning business-critical function of Microsoft. 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Telecommuting Permitted. Position allows employee to reside anywhere in the U.S. and telecommute to perform work exclusively from home. https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3935/go/job Sourcing Manager, Optics: Support Microsoft global procurement process by managing development, implementation & alignment of global sourcing strategies & supplier network capabilities to achieve business objectives. Requires Domestic and International travel up to 25%. https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3677/go/job Sourcing Manager, Optics: Support the Microsoft global procurement process by managing the development, implementation, and alignment of global sourcing strategies and global supplier network capabilities for key commodities and spend categories to achieve business objectives. Requires Domestic and International travel up to 50%. https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3942/job Support Engineer: Assure productive use of Microsoft technologies, focusing on delivery quality through planning and governance. Requires domestic travel up to 25%. https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3718/job Operations Program Manager (Security Project Manager): Plan, initiate, and manage information technology (IT) projects. Requires domestic and international travel up to 50%. https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/4048/go/job Senior Business Planner: Develop and implement business strategies, business models, SKUs, and pricing for a set of Microsoft networking products and services. https://jobs-microsoft.icims.com/jobs/3510/job Multiple job openings are available. To view detailed job descriptions and minimum requirements, and to apply, visit the website address listed. EOE.
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