Gate News message, April 17 — Josh Stark, a key researcher and project manager at the Ethereum Foundation, announced his departure after five years with the organization. The decision was made in early March, with his work at the Foundation ending at the end of April.
Stark stated he has no specific plans for the immediate future and expects to take an extended break to spend time with family and friends. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity to work on Ethereum at the Foundation and thanked leadership team members and community partners for their long-term collaboration. Stark highlighted major milestones the ecosystem has achieved, including network launch, decentralized finance deployment, and the transition to proof of stake.
The departure follows a similar move by Foundation contributor Trent Van Epps, who resigned last week.
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