One person familiar with the changes said Chris Domencic, a principal program manager, will take over for Marra and that Domencic announced the change to some employees on Friday.The contract to build IVAS was once said to be worth as much as $22 billion to Microsoft, but has been behind schedule and plagued by quality and performance problems."The devices would have gotten us killed," one tester said of the current iteration of Microsoft's military device, in an excerpt of an Army report dictated to Insider.Marra's position was elevated after Alex Kipman, who led metaverse strategy, left in the wake of an Insider investigation into misconduct allegations.Late last year, Microsoft sources told Insider the company's metaverse and mixed reality ambitions remain uncertain amid canceled projects, budget cuts, a struggling contract with the United States military, and lack of leadership."