Jeremy Lewis

Jeremy Lewis has a diverse work history that spans over a decade. Jeremy started their career as an on-site technician at Nordic Fitness, where they repaired and maintained fitness equipment. Jeremy then transitioned to owning and operating their own business, Steel Health and Fitness, wherein they trained clients and helped them achieve their fitness goals.

Moving into the technology sector, Jeremy joined Patrick Limited as a technical analyst, investigating and resolving issues with a real-time terminal automation solution. Jeremy later joined Cargotec Corporation, first as an Automation Systems Engineer, where they developed a real-time 3D interface for an automated shipping terminal. Jeremy then became the On-Site Commissioning Manager, responsible for deploying a fleet of automated vehicles into a live terminal.

Jeremy's next role was as the Technical Director at Boxillion, where they led the product strategy and collaborated with external teams to develop software and embedded systems. Jeremy was also involved in negotiations with partners and potential investors. At WiseTech Global, Jeremy held the positions of Business Development and Delivery Manager, where they worked with embedded systems engineers and led projects from conception to completion using Agile methodology and Theory of Constraints principles.

Jeremy's IoT expertise led him to join Experience Digital as a Partner and Lead Systems Architect, where they managed projects and provided architectural vision for IoT and Public Cloud initiatives.

Most recently, Jeremy founded Xube and currently serves as the CEO and Founder.

Jeremy Lewis has a Bachelor's Degree in Mechatronic Engineering from Curtin University, obtained from 2007 to 2011. Jeremy is currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Business from the Sydney Business School, University of Wollongong, specializing in Management and Financial Management. Jeremy completed their high school education at Barker College. Jeremy also has a certification in "Shaping up with Angular.js" from Code School.