Shuhei Goda

Career Background
At my previous job, I was at Wantedly, Inc., which operates the business social networking service Wantedly.
I joined as a data scientist and was responsible for developing the recommendation system for the company visit service ‘Wantedly Visit.’ In the latter half, I also served as team lead, PdM, and tech lead, consistently leading product development from planning through implementation and improvement.
I felt a strong sense of fulfillment working on a product where ML delivered essential value and where ML improvements could significantly amplify business impact.
Why I Joined Turing
Through my development experience at my previous job, my desire to work more deeply on ML models grew stronger. Against the backdrop of the rise of generative AI, I sensed a trend from ‘web to physical world’ and the desire to take on the more challenging AI of the physical world became a major catalyst for considering a career change.
Among the options, I was strongly attracted to Turing for tackling development that moves hardware with AI and for pursuing such a grand mission. I had concerns about balancing work and family, but learning through a trial work period during the hiring process that the environment supports flexible working styles was also a significant factor.

What I Do
- Improving model architecture and training methods
- E2E model performance evaluation
- Issue analysis based on experimental results and formulating improvement strategies
- Maintaining ML pipelines
What Makes My Work Rewarding
- An environment where you can give your all to extremely complex challenges
- Being able to actually move hardware using ML models I built myself
- Building models using unprecedented volumes of data and GPU resources

About the Work Environment at Turing
- Many highly skilled and specialized members are on the team
- With well-equipped automotive testing environments, the ability to rapidly iterate on real-vehicle verification is a major attraction
- Abundant GPU resources allow high freedom in pursuing ML initiatives you want to tackle
Who Thrives at Turing
- People who can persevere through gritty trial and error
- People who enjoy deeply concentrating on challenges
- People who enjoy new challenges and change
For Those Considering Turing
Turing is an extremely stimulating technical environment taking on the uncharted territory of fully autonomous driving. I feel that the experience of ‘AI development in the physical world’ is a major appeal that is hard to find elsewhere.
I want to work with people who can positively enjoy gritty trial and error. There are few cases where challenges are clearly laid out — you need an attitude of defining problems yourself, forming hypotheses, and steadily accumulating improvements. Because it is a domain with no right answers, there is the excitement of forging your own path.

My Car
HONDA FREED CROSSTAR
Compact with sliding doors but spacious inside. I was also drawn to its outdoor-oriented design.
Cars I’d Like to Drive
A high body-rigidity car with sliding doors, like the Mercedes-Benz V-Class.