Xbox cofounder J Allard joined Amazon last month as a vice president on the company’s devices and services team. In an email to The Verge, Allard confirmed his new role but says it’s “too early to have anything to say” about what he’ll be working on at Amazon beyond “new ideas.

J Allard, the co-founder of Xbox, has officially joined Amazon as vice president of devices and services. As reported by GeekWire, the first sign of Allard's career change came from his LinkedIn profile where his latest role was updated to read "vp,

J Allard, Amazon VP? Yes, it's true, according to the former Microsoft Xbox leader's LinkedIn profile, as updated this week.

Xbox co-founder J Allard has joined Amazon as a vice president on its devices and services team. It’s the part of Amazon’s business that’s responsible for the Alexa voice assistant and Echo devices, Ring, Kindle, Fire TV, and its Luna clud gaming service, among other products and initiatives.

Allard is best known in gaming circles for his 20 years at Microsoft, where he co-founded Xbox and helped launch the original console and the Xbox 360, as well as Xbox Live and Xbox Live Arcade.