Australian Army
Infantry SoldierJoined at 18 and served for nearly a decade, departing as a Corporal at the School of Infantry. During this time, Shane taught himself computing -- a skill set that would define the rest of his career.
Founder
Born in 1968, just three years before Intel released the world's first commercially available microprocessor in 1971, Shane Speering has lived through the entire personal computing revolution -- not as an observer, but as a working professional who rode every wave of change. From the early days of self-taught computing in the Australian Army, through the dot-com boom, the rise of enterprise security, the cloud era, and now into the age of AI, Shane's career maps almost perfectly onto the history of modern computing itself.
Joined at 18 and served for nearly a decade, departing as a Corporal at the School of Infantry. During this time, Shane taught himself computing -- a skill set that would define the rest of his career.
Started a PC business from a garage, grew it into a retail operation, and built one of the first regional Internet Service Providers in Queensland.
Worked multiple contracts during the dot-com boom, including engagements with Information Dynamics, Radio City, and Queensland Education. Hands-on web and application development in the internet's formative years.
Implemented the Epiphany Real Time Marketing engine, mentored a development team, and delivered .NET/C# solutions for one of Australia's largest financial services companies.
Penetration testing, application security assessments, and co-authored the BASAP (b-sec Application Security Assessment Project) in collaboration with Microsoft.
Designed network security architectures spanning Layer 2 through Layer 7, conducted threat assessments, and performed penetration testing for enterprise clients.
Content and network security across the Asia-Pacific region. Worked on Network Admission Control (NAC) and delivered enterprise security architecture for major clients including BHP.
Built the Kidsoft SaaS platform from the ground up, along with a CRM system and a payment gateway integrated with all four major Australian banks. Holder of an innovation patent.
Pre-sales technical support, network design, and channel partner enablement for enterprise security and networking solutions.
Managed both infrastructure and development teams. Oversaw SDLC processes, Agile methodologies, JIRA workflows, and a complete data centre upgrade involving Cisco UCS, VMWare, and EMC SAN technologies.
Led multiple development teams across New Zealand and Australia, overseeing SDLC processes at both team and corporate levels including product management and delivery. Bridged the gap between engineering at the coalface and senior corporate leadership on technology direction and payment processing strategy.
Combining 30 years of software engineering, security, architecture, and team leadership with AI to build exceptional software. The culmination of a career that has spanned the entire modern computing era.
In founding NexusPrime Software, Shane brings three decades of hands-on experience in software engineering, enterprise security, team leadership, and product development to the age of AI. Rather than viewing AI as a replacement for human expertise, NexusPrime treats it as an amplifier -- using AI-powered development teams structured with the same rigour and discipline that Shane has applied throughout his career. The result is software built with superhuman speed and consistency, guided by deeply human knowledge of what makes great software work.