If you’re a regular viewer of Google I/O, you’re likely familiar with Dave Burke. Since 2014, Dave has served as Vice President of Android Engineering at Google, often showcasing new Android features during the event. About a month ago, Google CEO Pichai announced a reorganization within the internal products and platform teams, aiming to strengthen ChromeOS and Android. Now, this strategic plan appears to be unfolding with Dave Burke’s latest developments.
Dave Burke announced on X that he has transitioned from his role as Vice President of Android Engineering to an advisory position. He will now focus on exploring AI and bio-related projects.
In a LinkedIn post, Dave Burke announced his transition from leading Android Engineering to assuming an advisory role, focusing on exploring AI and bio-related projects. He emphasized AI’s potential to advance drug discovery, particularly in treating hard-to-treat pediatric cancers, a cause close to his heart. Dave is collaborating with Sundar to explore suitable roles within Alphabet.
Rick Osterloh will now oversee the newly merged Platforms and Devices team, succeeding Hiroshi Lockheimer, who has taken on a new role at Google. Additionally, Sameer Samat, a familiar face during the Android segment of Google I/O, has been promoted to President of the Android Ecosystem.
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