Company
Built For The PlacesPeople Love Most
And where they’re headed next. PAM stands for People And Movement — not only our name, but why we exist. People are drawn to great places. Great places deserve to be found. PAM connects the two.
Why we exist
Technology promised simplicity. Instead, it multiplied.
More apps. More passwords. More tabs. More friction between people and what they came for. We accepted it for the reward on the other side. But we kept asking: if technology is smart, why does the journey feel hard?
The data was there. It just wasn’t connected. Locked in silos, guarded by systems that didn’t speak. So we changed the approach. We brought data, people and places into sync — and built the platform technology always should have: one that removes friction and connects people to what matters. Friction becomes flow. Visitors become fans.
We started in Sydney and followed the world’s biggest moments — the Australian Open, Hard Rock Stadium, the PGA TOUR, NASCAR and the Las Vegas Grand Prix — building a platform trusted at the scale where nothing can go wrong. PAM takes you there.
Leadership
Built by people who care how places work
Stephen Minning
Founder & CEO
A global branding and experience leader whose career spans London, Dubai, Sydney and Washington DC — working on internationally recognised projects with leading brands, property developers and architects. Stephen founded PAM to design intelligent environments that communicate clearly — places that guide people, not confuse them.
LinkedInStephen Minning
Founder & CEO
Jason Hutty
VP, Strategic Partnerships
Sarah Hadlee
Global Business Operations Manager
Thomas Clark
Digital Solutions Lead
Guilherme Brambila
Lead Software Engineer
Leon Wilson
Lead Product Designer
Brendan Mitchell
Marketing & Growth Manager
What we believe
Ahead of the curve
Experts at doing what has never been done before — we lead the world in intelligent navigation, and ship it at venue scale.
Master of many
We solve new problems on repeat, building deep expertise through hands-on learning — whatever the place demands.
Comfortable discomfort
Authentic and autonomous, we find the answers in uncertain spaces — where others wait for certainty.
Where we are
Los Angeles
North America
Miami
East Coast & events
Sydney
Asia Pacific · where PAM began
Hosted across North America and Asia Pacific. SOC 2 Type II. AICPA SOC. Data residency where it needs to be.
Trusted at the biggest moments
Life at PAM
Small team. Giant stages.
Most software ships to a backlog. Ours ships to a calendar the whole world watches — the AO in January, the TOUR every week, race weekends that sell out cities. That changes how a team works, and who it suits.
The deadline is game day
There is no "next sprint" when the gates open Thursday. We scope hard, ship clean, and stand in the concourse watching thousands of people use what we built that morning. Few jobs give you that feedback loop. Fewer give it weekly.
Your work, in a million hands
At the Australian Open, 1.1 million fans walk the precinct on a map our team drew. When your family asks what you do, you point at the World Cup.
Trusted with the whole problem
No ticket-takers here. You get the venue, the deadline and the trust to own the outcome — engineer, designer, map-maker or operator. Autonomy isn’t a perk at PAM; it’s the operating model.
Global by default
Sydney builds while LA sleeps; Miami picks it up at sunrise. Three offices, one platform, and a calendar that moves with the world’s events. The sun never sets on a PAM map.
Still shipping like day one
PAM was born on a wayfinding kiosk wall at UTS. The company got bigger; the craft stayed the same — make the complex feel obvious, and never make a visitor feel lost. That bar applies to our own tools too.
Careers
Sound like you? Build PAM with us.
Engineers, designers, map-makers and operators who like their work measured in millions of people moved. We hire ahead of the calendar, not behind it — introduce yourself, and when the right seat opens, you’re already in the room.
Tell us who you are and what you'd bring.