Philip Chan

Philip Chan has worked in various roles in the technology industry since 1997. Philip began their career at Tenzing Communications as the Chief Systems Developer, where they designed, prototyped and led the implementation of the first inflight internet system for commercial aircraft. Philip then went on to work at Village Roadshow as a Web Systems Developer, followed by a role at the University of Technology, Sydney as an Academic. In 2002, they co-founded Machine Music, and founded Cell Chamber Studios and Southern Outpost. In 2003, they joined IBM as a Senior Engineering Manager, Senior Test Manager, and Senior Development Manager for IBM Digital Experience, and Product Architect for IBM Web Content Manager. In 2015, they became Chief Product Officer and Chief Technology Officer at AgriWebb, where they are responsible for Product Management, Design, Customer Success, Growth and Data.

Philip Chan attended Macquarie University from 1994 to 1997, where they earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science.