Zero41 Software, based in Perth Western Australia, was founded in 2008 by Jon Cahill. After working for many years as a software developer for various companies Jon wanted to work for a company which was dedicated to building the highest quality software using the best technologies with the best people. After a long search for the right company it became obvious that none existed in Perth. Jon then decided the only way to work for the perfect software development company was to create it and Zero41 was born.
Our Core Values
| Run by Software Developers | The best restaurants in the world are run by chefs, similarly the best software companies should be run by software developers. |
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| The Best People | Only hire the best people for whom building software is more than just a job, it is their passion. |
| The Best Software | All software we build is of the highest standard and quality, using the best technologies available. |
| Openness and Honesty | We find transparency the key to developing the best software. |
| Close Collaboration | Understanding that our client’s opinions and ideas are extremely important to the software development process. |
| Lasting Relationships | We don’t just build and deliver software we build lasting partnerships with our clients for the entire time they are using our software. We want the software to evolve and grow as our clients business grows and evolves so they are always getting the best for their business. |
Where does the name Zero41 come from?
Often we get asked where the name Zero41 comes from. In Jon’s final year at university many years ago he, along with 3 other students, were assigned a 3rd year project to create a computer game for SciTech, the local science education centre, for their Speed based exhibit. They were identified as project group 041 and produced the game GoldRush which was included in SciTech’s Speed exhibit every year since. Since they were making a game it needed to be created by someone, so they branded it as Zero41 Interactive. Creating GoldRush was one of Jon’s proudest moments and the name Zero41 stuck with him ever since, until it was time to create his own software company which he called Zero41 Software.
