Now it's Randy Ubillos who is leaving Apple after two decades
You may not have heard of Randy Ubillos , but if I mention Final Cut Pro, you'll surely know that he's closely associated with software, and especially with Apple . He's the creator of the impressive Adobe Premiere Pro tool , which was recently updated, but after more than two decades of work, Ubillos has finally announced his departure from the company.
Lately, there has been a lot of staff movement at Apple announcing retirement, but in the same way, others take their positions and continue hiring executives from other companies.
In just this week we have witnessed Steve Dowling 's change of position to take over from Natalie Kerris , new hires for the team in charge of Siri's technology – apparently – and now another executive posting on Twitter that he will try to seek retirement.
After an amazing 20 years working on Apple products, today is my last day. I look forward to retirement and the adventures ahead. 🙂
— Randy Ubillos (@ubillos) April 23, 2015
Ubillos initially worked as an Adobe Premiere manager , then spent some time at Macromedia – the popular software and tools for making websites – where he helped develop Keygrip, which is now known as Final Cut.
It was after Apple bought the tool and the entire team that Ubillos, and others, were officially named as Apple employees.
But his work hasn't stopped there. Ubillos was responsible for iMovie and Aperture while at the company, but today will be the last day of work for the engineer, who personally announced his departure on social media. Who will take his place?
