AmazonA high-profile executive responsible for overseeing the expansion of brick-and-mortar business was recently laid off.

According to his sources, Cameron Janes was Amazon’s vice-president of physical retail. He resigned on Tuesday. LinkedIn profile.

Janes said in Tuesday’s LinkedIn posting that Amazon was closing its doors after 14 years. The opportunities and experiences that Amazon provided have made my life more meaningful.

Janes was a part of a range of Amazon divisions, such as overseeing Amazon’s Prime Video streaming service and the ill-fated Fire smartphone. Janes is responsible for the creation of Amazon’s Fire Phone. chain of brick-and-mortar bookstoresHe was the first to manage the majority of physical retail products.

Janes oversaw the daily operations of Amazon’s cashierless stores and the technology called “Just Walk out” that the company had installed in their stores. Fresh supermarketsAt some Whole Foods locations. Amazon sells cashierless technology now to third-party retail outlets, which allows it to grow beyond Amazon’s physical footprint.

Janes directly reported to Dilip KumarAmazon’s vice-president of physical retail technology and innovation, he developed and launched Amazon’s Go stores, cashierless technology and oversees Amazon’s new experimental grocery technology like its Dash smart car and palm print scanners.

Janes’ future plans are not clear. In recent months, he’s not the only prominent executive who has left Amazon’s grocery business. Wei Gao served as Amazon’s vice president for grocery tech, supply chain and product. departedHopin August, a London-based startup that organizes online events.

Amazon representatives were unable to immediately reply to my request for comment.

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