About us
A small firm, run by the person who does the work
GTSR Solutions is a senior-led architecture and integration firm in Western Australia. It is deliberately small: the person who scopes your work is the person who designs it, and the person who answers when you call.
Who makes the decisions
Every project is led by the director, who has worked in software since 2010. First as an engineer, then as a lead, and for the past several years as a solution and enterprise architect. Long enough to have inherited other people’s integrations repeatedly, which is what shapes how anything here gets built.
There is no account manager, no junior bench and no handover to a delivery team after the sale. If the work needs more hands than one person has, additional people are brought in under the same architecture and the same review — and you are told that is happening rather than discovering it later.
Where the experience comes from
The background is enterprise: banking and financial services, insurance, government, energy markets, higher education and mining. Large systems, long lifespans, real audit and compliance obligations, and the kind of structural decision that is found three years later by somebody else.
Those were roles held with other organisations rather than clients of this company, so they are described by sector rather than by name. What carries across is the method, not the logo — the same frameworks large organisations pay a great deal for, applied to an integration estate that has to work on Monday morning.
Why an architect runs your integration
Integration failures are rarely coding failures. They are decisions nobody made: which system owns the customer record, what a cancelled order means downstream, who is accountable when two systems disagree about stock. Those are architecture questions, and they are the same ones asked of a bank, only with fewer committees.
Answering them before the build is the difference between an integration that absorbs a new trading partner in a fortnight and one that has to be reopened every time something changes. That is what the review stage is for, and it is why it is paid work rather than a free proposal.
Qualifications held
TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation
The Open Group
AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate
Amazon Web Services
AWS Certified Developer – Associate
Amazon Web Services
Professional Agile Leadership I
Scrum.org
Levels are stated in full. A qualification you can check beats a grander one you cannot, and every one of these is verifiable with the body that issued it.
Tell us how the data moves today
One conversation is enough to say whether there is work worth doing — and if there is not, that is what you will be told.