Oktal Sydac
Ryan Smallwood-Simpson is a seasoned software developer with extensive experience across multiple roles and companies. Currently serving as a Senior Software Developer at Oktal Sydac since April 2020, Ryan specializes in guiding software development throughout the lifecycle, focusing on high-quality delivery and user experience. Prior to this, Ryan held roles at H&L Australia as a full stack developer, and led software development at Krion Games, an indie games studio. With a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from the University of Adelaide, Ryan also has a rich background in athletics coaching, having trained athletes at various schools and clubs, contributing to their successes at state and national levels.
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Oktal Sydac
Oktal Sydac are a forward-thinking innovative training simulator company who have delivered over 700 simulators to customers across the globe. We make up part of the SOGECLAIR group, which has a global presence in several markets including aeronautics, simulation and mission vehicles. Through the strength of SOGECLAIR's positioning, values and know-how, Oktal Sydac has attracted a talented workforce to partner alongside our customers for the long term. Our commitment to our clients ensures the delivery of a customized solution which meets their exact needs. As part of the larger Sogeclair group of companies, Oktal Sydac's focus is directed on two main areas: Training simulators, which serve the current needs of the transport industry, and advanced capabilities within the R&D field. In fact, we have an extensive portfolio of experience and a demonstrated interest in researching and developing the future requirements of transportation globally. The investment we place in our R&D work utilizes 12% of our annual turnover, and the dedication we have in providing innovative solutions now and into the future ensures our commitment in the field of R&D. Ensuring Oktal Sydac are a key player in not only rail, but the automotive, and aeronautic industries for years to come.