About
Systemic

Systemic has grown steadily over the past 25 years, evolving from a small group of developers into a multidisciplinary technology consultancy.

Craft matters

We take pride in the quality of the work. Good software doesn’t happen by accident: from architecture to code to user experience, we approach every system with a craftsperson’s mindset. When the foundations are sound, systems remain dependable long after launch.

Keep it clear

Complexity is easy to introduce and hard to remove. Technology should make things simpler, not harder: we focus on understanding the real problem first, then designing solutions that are practical, maintainable and aligned with how organisations actually operate.

Stay close to the work

The people who shape the solution should remain accountable for delivering it. By keeping architecture, engineering and support connected, context isn’t lost and decisions stay grounded in real delivery.

Build confidence

We work alongside our clients. Our goal isn’t just to deliver software; it’s to create confidence in the systems behind an organisation. Confidence that the technology works, that it can evolve, and that the people responsible for it will still be there when it matters.

Our people

While the team and capabilities have expanded, the principle that shaped the company from the beginning remains unchanged: experienced people working directly on the problems that matter, delivering thoughtful software and dependable outcomes for the organisations we support.

2000

Systemic is born

Some of Perth’s finest software minds are brought together by our founder and melded to form Systemic—a collaboration to share ideas, resources, admin functions and the odd beer. It starts…

2001

Operational launch

In early 2001 we secure our initial contracting projects and establish a head office and development hub in Nedlands, WA.

2002

Success in WA’s public and enterprise sectors

Through 2002 and 2003 we successfully complete projects for major West Australian institutions including BankWest, Water Corporation and the Health Department.

2004

WA Department of Education partnership begins

The first Systemic contractors are embedded within DOE, beginning a long-term institutional partnership.

2005

Headquarters upgrade

In mid-2005 we relocate to a new office in Nedlands to support a growing team.

2006

Contracts with Thales and Fujitsu

Systemic successfully negotiates contracts to provide some of our key consultants and contractors to Thales and Fujitsu.

2010

The Shedworx App Platform is developed

Systemic develops a series of successful applications under the Shedworx banner. These include Smart Converter (the #1 Video Converter Worldwide) and Curbi (parental control app for smart phones).

2015

Groundbreaking networking technology

In 2015 we commence work on the Virtual Invisible Network (VIN) for Netlinkz. The VIN is a meshed VPN tool that sets up encrypted, cloaked digital tunnels that conceal your IP address and data, making online activity invisible to hackers, local network lurkers, and ISPs.

2018

Mentoring graduate developers

Systemic embarks on a program to mentor graduates from Perth-based universities. The program results in Systemic hiring of a number of promising developers. Systemic has continued this program every year since.

2019

Enterprise partnership with BHP

We are engaged by BHP to provide architecture consulting on BHP’s Integrated Autonomous Mining Platform (iMAP), underlining our reputation for delivering at industrial scale.

2020

An engineering platform for a global subsea engineering company

Following the development of a prototype application, Systemic is awarded the contract to build and support an engineering platform for a global subsea engineering company.

2021

Major win as part of the LIFT Alliance contract

Systemic is awarded a major 11-year contract with the Department of Education as a key member of the LIFT Alliance.

2022

Nucleotrace

Systemic is awarded the contract to develop a software ecosystem to support Nucleotrace’s Product Integrated Tracing Tags (PITTs) platform. The platform uses very small amounts of synthetic DNA to ‘tag’ products. The tags can be sampled at a later date to identify product matches and supply chains.

2023

Systemic finds a new home

Following continued growth and evolution, we move our corporate head office to 150 William Street, positioning the company in the heart of the Perth CBD.

2026

Systemic celebrates 25 years in business

We celebrate 25 years in business, transitioning from a collaborative concept to an established industry leader in software development, technology consulting and AI solutions.

2026

A brand new look

With help from the very talented people at RARE, Systemic undergoes a brand refresh.

Why work
with us

Continuity from start to finish

Projects aren’t handed from one team to another. The people who help shape the problem are the same people designing the architecture, writing the code and supporting the system after launch.

Experience meets innovation

We use AI-assisted development tools to explore options faster and reduce repetitive work. But tools don’t replace judgement. AI helps us move efficiently. Our team ensures we move sensibly.

Partnership, not transaction

We work alongside your team. That means listening carefully, being honest about trade-offs and sometimes recommending a simpler approach than originally expected.

Software built to last

We think beyond launch day. Scalability, integration, maintainability and support are considered from the beginning. The goal isn’t just something that works today, but something that continues to serve you as your organisation evolves.

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