Rob Linton Email & Phone Number

Melbourne, VIC, AU

Melbourne, Australia

After founding Podzy, a startup dedicated to providing secure, encrypted on-premises file sharing, Podzy (and Rob) were acquired by Senetas, an ASX publicly listed Australian security company where he currently fulfills a senior role. In this role he is responsible for continuing to manage Podzy (renamed to SureDrop) and it's development to partners such.

York Butter Factory - Melbourne

The Amazon Web Services User Group is a non profit organisation dedicated to the use and experience of cloud computing specifically in the AWS space. With over 4500+ members,over 100+ meetups and 1 conference to date, Rob has built the group from scratch into a thriving community ecosystem. https://www.meetup.com/AWS-AUS/

Melbourne, Australia

AWS is comprised of users whose enthusiasm has created a vibrant community worldwide. Amongst those are AWS experts who go above and beyond to share their experience and knowledge through social media, blogs, events, user groups and workshops. These developers are known as AWS Community Heroes.AWS Community Heroes is a program designed to recognize and.

Melbourne, Australia

Founder of Podzy, an encrypted on-premise file sharing solution. Rob founded Podzy using the funds he acquired from founding his previous consulting company LogicalTech Systalk. Taking a risk, he left the consulting industry where he was highly respected, having been responsible for installing database infrastructure for Emergency Services 000 (ESTA) and.

Melbourne, Australia

Integration consultancy working with clients such as Linfox, Visy, ESTA and the MFB.Rob founded SysTalk along with his brother Peter in 2002 using the money he received from his redundancy from Sensis the same year. Rather than sitting on his arse feeling sorry for himself, he started his own company specifically targeted at integration within enterprises.

For 2 years Rob contributed to the Oracle User Group by managing and organising the event schedule for the group, ultimately becoming the Vice President of the Victorian chapter.

Rob joined Sensis to both manage the mid range infrastructure team and to facilitate its consolidation phase. His responsibilities included running the infrastructure for yellow pages, white pages and white pages online during the very beginning of the popular internet as we know today. He was also responsible for infrastructure for Alta Vista which.

Software Development Manager for Redflex Traffic Systems.Rob rose to the position of Software Development Manager at Redflex Traffic Systems after a successful implementation of the full software replacement at the Traffic Camera Office for Victoria. This was the first ever automated plate recognition system deployed world wide at the time and has since.

Development Manager responsible for the implementation of the innovative and groundbreaking software replacement at the Traffic Camera Office under very tight deadlines and immense pressure.Needless to say the implementation was successful.

Software Development of the Evidence Management System for Tenix Solutions

Implementation and management of the new GIS system for the City of Boroondara. This role involved gaining a working understanding of local government operations, the link to cadastral and land records and the intricacies of title boundaries within older suburbs. During his time Rob managed 2 other staff members and successfully completed the installation.

Software Development of the Cable Plant Records System for Telstra.During his time at SpatialInfo, Rob worked on the CPR system for Telstra. As part of his time at SpatialInfo he was instrumental in working on the successful bid for a similar system to Bell South in the USA, where he spent time in Atlanta.