Anomaly

Anomaly began its journey with a focus on software engineering and design, establishing itself as an all-Australian company dedicated to building technology solutions that empower human endeavour. The company prides itself on its ethical standards and a forward-thinking approach, actively investing in the future. Their ethos revolves around taking responsibility for what they build, unafraid to start anew and constantly challenging the status quo to achieve better results. A key aspect of Anomaly's approach is a focus on reusability, automation, and scale in software development, ensuring that every solution is purpose-built with the technology best suited to the problem at hand, weighing design and engineering equally. They aim to be non-disruptive, believing in calmly and positively advancing endeavors without negatively impacting existing ecosystems that are functioning well.

Over time, Anomaly has expanded its physical presence and strategic focus. While initially operating with a team dispersed across Australia, the company established offices in Canberra, Adelaide, and Wagga Wagga. In a strategic move in late 2022, Anomaly decided to relocate its headquarters to Canberra in 2023, while affirming its commitment to maintaining operations in Adelaide, viewing it as a strategic location. Anomaly is housed at AgriPark in Wagga Wagga, an innovation precinct at Charles Sturt University, fostering collaboration and providing opportunities for students. The company has a history of developing innovative solutions, including prestans, a Python framework for JSON APIs created a decade ago, which featured then-forward-thinking ideas like data validation and automatic documentation. Their projects span various sectors including tertiary education, local government, and private businesses. Anomaly also emphasizes giving back, with a commitment to open source projects and writing extensively about their work and learnings.