Hideo Sato日本語

IT Project Manager

HideoSato.

Live by my own measure of happiness.

I started exercising after gaining weight, and became an IRONMAN finisher. I work in IT project management at a financial institution.

Role
IT Project Manager
Now
Nomura Securities
Since
1996 — Keio University
Hideo Sato
01

Highlights

15:25:11

IRONMAN

Finished IRONMAN Japan Hokkaido in 2014, after finishing IRONMAN 70.3 Chita Tokoname in 2013 (5:41:46).

3:29:24

Marathon

Itabashi City Marathon: 4:25:14 in 2016, then 3:29:24 in 2019 — nearly an hour faster.

100 km

Ultra & Trail

Finished Shibamata 100K (13:52:21), Oxfam Trailwalker 100 km, and the Japan Mountain Endurance Race (21:43:59).

22 years

Goldman Sachs

2002–2024. IT project management, ITIL, infrastructure, compliance technology and personal data protection.

02

About

Work

IT project management at financial institutions. Currently in Corporate IT at Nomura Securities.

Health & Sports

After gaining weight, I made exercise a habit — and that led me to IRONMAN.

Life & Hobby

Piano is my hobby. My goal is to play Dragon Quest themes.

03

Career

  1. 2024–Present

    Nomura Securities

    Corporate IT

    Main
  2. 2019–2021

    Tokyo Metropolitan Triathlon Union

    President, Technical Committee

    Sub
  3. 2002–2024

    Goldman Sachs

    IT Project Management

    22 years. Project management, ITIL, infrastructure, compliance technology, personal data protection.

    Main
  4. 2000–2002

    Keio University Graduate School

    M.Eng.

    Research on real-time communication.

    Main
  5. 1996–2000

    Keio University

    B.Eng., System Design Engineering

    Main

Press & Papers

05

Now

I share what I am up to on X and Instagram, in real time.

My priorities, in order

  1. Health (including sports)
  2. Time with loved ones
  3. Work
06

Purpose

Live by my own measure of happiness.

Through a turning point in my life, I came to understand how much my own life matters. Adlerian psychology is at the core of how I think.

Rather than dwell on what I have done, I think about what I can do next with what I have now — and act on it.

I want to give back to society what I have received from it.

In the next 3–5 years