Unravelling the complexities of lab processes to deliver flawless software solutions.

Bill's role extends far beyond that title. He's often at the forefront of new and challenging projects, diving into the initial planning and investigation phases. A significant part of Bill’s work also involves integrating various systems within laboratories, ensuring seamless communication between Labflow and other technologies involved. Additionally, Bill frequently engages with clients and vendors, unraveling their technical needs, and bridging the gap between their vision and technical implementation.

When asked 'what do you love most about your work with Labflow'

Labflow has been a great opportunity to delve into a complex new domain, with on-the-ball clients facing real and difficult problems with their systems — it's an industry with lots of room for improvement by technology and a high potential to improve public health, which is always exciting.

Prior to joining Labflow

Bill shifted gears from his Philosophy and Politics studies at university when he stumbled upon a C++ book at the library, sparking his interest in coding. This discovery led him to dive headfirst into programming, and after further study at TAFE, Bill landed a role at a small agency in Adelaide. There, he made significant contributions in developing projects such as an eBay fridge ticketing system, including various government-related crowdfunding platforms.

Outside of work

Outside of work, Bill dives into photography, making the most of his weekends off taking photos at events like food festivals and performances. He particularly enjoys capturing the excitement of monthly fire shows in Adelaide, where daredevils perform stunning tricks with fire. Collaborating with event producers, Bill and his partner exchange content for filming permissions, using these opportunities to refine their videography skills through creating reels for social media.