Takeshi Goto
About Takeshi Goto
Takeshi Goto is the Director of New Product Introduction at Asurion, with extensive experience in engineering and product planning at companies like NEC, Sony, and Aiwa.
Company: Asurion
Takeshi Goto is currently employed at Asurion, where he holds the position of Director of New Product Introduction. His tenure at Asurion began in 2018. At Asurion, he developed new technical analysis methods aimed at enhancing business outcomes. Additionally, he has led the creation of new teams, established important relationships, and optimized workflows both internally and externally to drive business success. His extensive experience in engineering and planning has been pivotal in achieving exceptional business results.
Previous Role: NEC Personal Computers
Before joining Asurion, Takeshi Goto worked at NEC Personal Computers, Ltd. from 2015 to 2018 as a Senior Manager. During his time there, he successfully introduced customized product features that secured significant deals with mobile operators and distributors. He led a team of five, managing product planning and customization tasks. His efforts contributed significantly to the company's product success and market positioning.
Previous Role: Sony Mobile Communications
From 2012 to 2015, Takeshi Goto was employed at Sony Mobile Communications as a Planner. In this role, he played a key role in transitioning the tablet business from Sony to Sony Mobile Communications. His planning skills were instrumental in facilitating an effective transfer, ensuring continuity and development in the tablet business.
Previous Role: Sony
Takeshi Goto's career at Sony spanned a decade from 2002 to 2012, where he served as a Planner. Among his contributions, he played a significant part in developing a new media tablet concept that competed with Apple's iPad. His strategic insights and planning expertise were crucial in the competitive landscape of consumer electronics.
Education and Expertise: 明治大学
Takeshi Goto completed his higher education at 明治大学 (Meiji University), where he studied Robotics and achieved a degree in the Department of Mechanical Engineering Informatics. His academic background provided him with a robust foundation in mechanical engineering and robotics, essential for his subsequent roles in various technology companies. His education spanned from 1989 to 1993.