Dave Burke, one of Google’s top people in Android development for a decade, will be doing something different within the company. His departure comes as part of a reorganization within Google, which will merge the operating systems and hardware divisions.

Burke, who holds the title of VP of Engineering, is best known for giving Google keynotes at its I/O developers conference, where he discussed new Android features. In a job He says he will move into a consulting role in artificial intelligence and biotechnology, but doesn’t say what exactly.

His words seem to indicate that he has made the decision to leave. This comes at a time when Google is merging its operating system development divisions such as Android and ChromeOS with its hardware development divisions such as Pixel phones and Chromebooks. 9to5Google reports. This merger leads to reorganization within the company.

A concrete result of the merging of the teams has now been announced. Google says it will bring the Android kernel and frameworks to ChromeOS. What will happen after this merger is not yet known.