Director | Victoria | Building Services
business leadership
Lead the Victorian business of a national, privately owned consultancy with a clear pathway to equity.
building services
chartered
leadership
victorian market
sustainability
commercially minded
What sets this apart? Genuine ownership opportunities (protected from the offshore buyouts that have shut down pathways elsewhere), strong sustainability credentials, a proven client base, and the agility of a business that balances scale with local accountability.
Who you are: An experienced building services engineer with leadership runs on the board. You know the Victorian market, can win trust with clients, build teams, and guide delivery. Chartered, commercially minded, and excited by the chance to grow and take equity in the business.
BenefitsNot “equity” that vanishes the moment a North American pension fund buys in. Real, old-school, “become an owner and have skin in the game” equity.
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- Founded in 2013, the company began as a nimble software services firm tackling complex data problems for government and commercial clients.
- Over the years, it evolved into a go‑to partner for data interoperability, exchange, governance and security solutions.
- The firm builds custom platforms–often open‑source–that power BI, predictive analytics, NLP, and downstream data transactions.
- Typical projects include data catalogs for federal agencies, cybersecurity tools for semiconductor systems, and health data interoperability for state programs.
- Its specialisms span robust data architecture, secure data platforms, AI/ML/NLP-driven analytics, cloud-agnostic operations, and microelectronics security.
- Notably, it has developed a microelectronics security suite that traces hardware vulnerabilities from simulation through silicon.
- Clients range from federal/state health agencies to commercial enterprises, reflecting a mix of public-sector impact and private-sector innovation.
- Financially steady and privately held, the company sustains growth through repeat contracts and niche technical expertise, not public capital.
