G'day, we're Sitemate 👋
Founding
Sitemate’s journey began when Hartley Pike found himself spending nearly half of his working week as a field engineer doing mindless manual paperwork.
Even though his projects were using cloud based document control products, he believed that the built world had solved it’s file sharing problem, but that it now had a much bigger data problem.
Together with Sam McDonnell, they launched from the basement of the faculty of engineering building at the University of Technology, Sydney.


Hartley Pike
CEO, Co-founder

Values
We believe that basic human values such as honesty, trust and integrity are required to simply ‘get in the door’.
Sitemate’s values are designed to help us determine if an already great person, will be a great fit at Sitemate.

Blogs
Sitemate’s Blogs are a series of writings by our CEO Hartley, which encapsulate through story, how Sitemate operates in and around some of the most pressing and important topics of modern workplaces.
This blog covers everything from the use of the word ‘family’ in a professional environment, to team dynamics, leadership roles and relationships in the workplace!
This blog details Sitemate’s current working arrangements, meaning our types of roles, and the expectations of different role types - including stories from the long winding journey we’ve taken to get to where we are now!
This blog describes Sitemate’s unique communication patterns, which aim to increase velocity, trust and reduce burnout due to people being stuck ‘always on’!
This blog details Sitemate’s methods of decision making, covering the significance of writing and the use of decision trees to assess multiple scenarios!
Team
Sitemate’s team is a diverse group of talented people from all corners of the world - representing 22 countries, whilst also being 50% female.

Offices
Sitemate has different role types; from office based, to hybrid, as well as fully remote roles.






Offsites
Each year we bring our global team together for one week to celebrate our achievements, reflect on the prior year, and of course - have some fun!