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Jean-Baptiste Coger

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Jean-Baptiste Coger is the co-founder and Chief Product Officer at Plato, a position he assumed after being accepted into NUMA Paris and YCombinator's Winter 2016 cohort.

Coger's journey in building Plato started when he found himself leading a team of engineers for the first time alongside his co-founder. It was during this period that the concept of Plato took shape.

At Plato, Coger takes on a multi-faceted role, overseeing customer success, operations, and product development. His innate ability to forge strong relationships is credited as a cornerstone of Plato's current success and growth.

Coger has a solid educational background, having pursued a Master's degree in Aerospace, Aeronautical, and Astronautical Engineering at ISAE Supaero, and studied Industrial and Product Design at Umeå Institute of Design.

Prior to his role at Plato, Coger has held various positions that have contributed to his professional growth, including roles as Chief Product Officer at Birdly, IT Consultant at Solucom, and intern in the Cockpit Design Team at Eurocopter.

Throughout his career, Coger has been actively involved in key organizational initiatives, having served as a co-founder at Plato, an organizer at Plato Elevate, and held roles at Coda and Birdly.

Highlights

Apr 15 · linkedin

Sailors used to navigate using the North Star to know where they were, and where to go ⛵

So do the best engineering leaders today. Andrew McVeigh, Chief Architect at Suvoda, knows the ropes. He explains how you can drive successful technical strategies (and stick to it!) in a must-read article.

Don’t miss the boat and learn the art of:

🔹 Establishing a clear technical direction 🔹 Designing an ambitious (but attainable!) North Star 🔹 Creating an environment where communication is transparent and constructive.

Set sail now, and dive into his article below! 🤿

Jan 5 · linkedin

“Thou shalt spend no more than 10% of your time planning.”

  • Oliver Heckmann, Head of Engineering at Coda

Whether you feel 🤔, 😡, 😱 or 🤯 I would urge you to check out either:

  • Oliver's Keynote at Elevate last November
  • the in-depth article he wrote for the Plato community (links in comment)
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