We wind up up in our series of posts by PowerPoint's summer interns with Software Development Engineer Luiz Pereira. But check back in a bit for one final intern surprise. My name is Luiz Pereira and I;m nearing the end of my internship as a Software Development Engineer (SDE) in PowerPoint;s Multimedia team. I;m currently finishing up my Master;s in Computer Science at Stanford (just a quarter left,
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