Software solutions
Solution design, delivery coordination and technical support built around how a client's business actually works.
ACN 654 032 890 Sydney, NSW, Australia
Enterprise IT services,
extending into AI infrastructure.
We build and support the software, systems and day-to-day operations that Australian enterprises run on. We are extending that same work to the compute, deployment and governance an enterprise needs to put AI into production.
In service today
- Software solutions
- System integration
- IT operations support
Planned, subject to contract
- Workload and compute assessment
- Hosted GPU capacity — NVIDIA B300 under evaluation
- AI deployment and operations support
What we do today
ITSAFETY works with small and medium-sized businesses. Our aim is to help them use AI to improve productivity, and to get the AI infrastructure they need in place faster — building on the software, integration and support work we already deliver.
System integration
Bringing software, network and infrastructure together into an environment that runs and can be maintained.
IT operations support
Ongoing technical support, incident response and operational coordination for existing enterprise clients.
Ways to work with us
Project delivery
A defined piece of work — a new system, an integration or an upgrade — scoped, quoted and delivered against agreed milestones.
Ongoing support
A support agreement covering day-to-day IT operations, incident response and maintenance, with the response times below.
Advisory and solution design
Reviewing current systems, planning upgrades and designing solutions before any build begins.
Support response times
| Priority | Example | First response |
|---|---|---|
| Critical | System down, no workaround | 1 business hour |
| High | A major function is impaired | 4 business hours |
| Normal | Questions and minor issues | Next business day |
Business hours are Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm Sydney time, excluding NSW public holidays. Response times apply to clients with a support agreement. Log requests at business@itsafety.com.au; for critical issues, also call +61 424 123 631.
Why we are extending into AI
When an enterprise adopts large language models, generative content or intelligent automation, model capability is only part of the problem. It also needs steady compute, a clear boundary around how data is handled, and someone to keep the thing running. That is the work we already do — applied to a new class of workload.
AI infrastructure
Everything in this section is planned. It proceeds on confirmed client requirements, budget, supply and compliance approval.
Our direction is AI-ready infrastructure support for enterprise clients: once requirements, budget, supply and compliance conditions are settled, a capability that runs from workload assessment through to deployment and daily operations. Every AI capability below is conditional on a real project and a signed contract.
How an engagement runs
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Workload assessment
Identify the real compute demand behind model training, inference, content generation or data processing.
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Hosted resource planning
Plan the deployment once colocation, network, security and data-handling boundaries are confirmed.
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Deployment support
Software integration, infrastructure configuration and runtime support for the client's AI applications.
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Operations and governance
Access control, runtime monitoring, log retention and the working routines that keep a service accountable.
GPU platform — where this stands
| Item | Current position |
|---|---|
| GPU platform | NVIDIA B300 is one of the platforms under evaluation. |
| Primary workloads | LLM fine-tuning and inference, multi-modal generation, real-time and batch AI applications. |
| Deployment model | Proceeds once colocation, network conditions and formal project requirements are confirmed. |
| Data handling | Governed by the client's data-handling requirements, applicable law and the terms of contract. |
No GPU hardware has been purchased to date. Final model, quantity, deployment location and timing will be decided on actual client workloads, supply availability, cost budget, hosting facility conditions and the outcome of compliance approval.
Who this is for
Enterprise AI application teams
Clients who need models and applications connected securely to existing information systems, and kept running afterwards.
Clients with data-handling constraints
Clients with defined requirements on where data is processed, who may access it, and what delivery records are kept.
Technical teams needing steady compute
Teams with continuous inference, content generation or data processing demand that needs infrastructure behind it.
Project-based AI builds
Clients moving from proof of concept into real deployment, where software, integration and compute have to arrive together.
Phases
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Define the AI service scope, representative workloads and resource requirements.
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Once a formal engagement is confirmed, settle colocation, network, security and operating conditions.
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With approvals, contracts and supply conditions met, build the infrastructure and bring services online.
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Monitor, support and keep improving the services that are running.
How we operate
Verifiable
Company details, purchases, facilities and client projects rest on actual documents, contracts and records.
Built to demand
Platform and scale follow real business need, approval and supply — in stages, not in advance.
Clear responsibility
Defined boundaries between client, provider, equipment supplier and facility partner at every stage.
News/Blog
AI Infrastructure Planning for Australian SMEs
Before investing in AI compute, a small or medium business needs a clear view of its workloads, its data-handling obligations and its budget. We outline a staged approach: assess the workload, plan the resources, deploy, then operate.
Signs Your Business IT Infrastructure Needs an Upgrade
Slow systems, frequent outages, unsupported software and a growing backlog of security patches are often the first signs that infrastructure has fallen behind the business. We look at the common warning signs and how to decide what to fix first.
Careers
These roles are tied to the planned AI infrastructure build. Hiring moves in step with the phases above.
We are hiring engineers to build and operate GPU infrastructure in Sydney. Three roles are open. Each expands.
Senior GPU Infrastructure Engineer
Responsibilities
- Deploy, operate and scale our planned NVIDIA B300 GPU platform
- Build the fabric networking, storage and orchestration layers
- Implement burn-in testing, acceptance standards and 24×7 monitoring
- Hold availability and SLA commitments for inference services
Requirements
- 3+ years in GPU infrastructure, MLOps or data centre operations
- Hands-on with NVIDIA GPU servers, CUDA and Kubernetes
- Experience orchestrating multi-node GPU clusters
Machine Learning Engineer — LLM & Inference
Responsibilities
- Fine-tune and deploy large language models in the 7B–70B range
- Optimise inference: KV-cache, quantisation, dynamic batching
- Build real-time streaming inference pipelines
Requirements
- 3+ years in LLM training, fine-tuning (LoRA / QLoRA) and production inference
- Proficient in Python and PyTorch
- vLLM or TensorRT-LLM in production
Multi-Modal AI Engineer
Responsibilities
- Build diffusion-based image generation pipelines
- Optimise text-to-image inference for latency and throughput
Requirements
- 2+ years with diffusion models and text-to-image systems
- Proficient in Python, PyTorch and Diffusers
How to apply
Send your resume to Business@itsafety.com.au. Include a brief note on how you would like to contribute to Australia's sovereign AI compute capacity.
About
ITSAFETY PTY LTD. is an enterprise IT services company registered in New South Wales, Australia. We provide software solutions, system integration and ongoing IT operations support to enterprise clients, helping them keep their information systems stable, maintainable and fitted to the business.
Leadership
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Jiangfeng Ding
Director & CEO
Strategy, direction and final decisions
Jiangfeng Ding leads the company’s extension from enterprise IT services into AI infrastructure, setting the direction for how large language model, generative AI and inference workloads are assessed, deployed and operated for Australian enterprise clients.
- Sarah Mitchell Company Secretary Compliance, governance and legal coordination
- David Thompson Head of Engineering Software and infrastructure
- Michael Chen Head of AI LLM, generative content and inference
- Emma Wilson Head of Business & Operations Sales, finance and client support
Structure
Organisation chart, 12 people. Jiangfeng Ding, Director & CEO, leads four divisions.
- Governance & Administration — Sarah Mitchell, Company Secretary. Reporting to her: Jack Harrison, Administration & People Ops.
- Engineering & Platform — David Thompson, Head of Engineering. Reporting to him: Liam Walker, Software Engineering; Noah Campbell, Systems & Network; Ryan Hughes, GPU & DevOps.
- AI Research — Michael Chen, Head of AI. Reporting to him: Sophie Turner, Machine Learning; Ethan Brooks, Multimodal AI.
- Business & Operations — Emma Wilson, Head of Business & Operations. Reporting to her: Grace Taylor, Sales & Accounts.
Team
Our aim is to build, on top of our enterprise IT services, an AI infrastructure capability that matches real business demand — and to deliver technical services to Australian enterprise clients that can be implemented, operated and verified.
Contact
- Careers
- Business@itsafety.com.au
- business@itsafety.com.au
- Mobile
- +61 424 123 631
- linkedin.com/company/itsafety
- Registered entity
- ITSAFETY PTY LTD. ABN 52 654 032 890 ACN 654 032 890
- Address
- Enterprise IT Services & AI Infrastructure — Sydney, Australia
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