Cadere · Principals
Who you deal with.
Cadere is principal-led. The person you meet in the first conversation is the person who does the work, engaging specialist contractors as needed, and nothing is handed down to a bench that does not exist.
Principal - Commerce, Strategy, Technology
Innocent Muisha
Innocent Muisha is a company director, investor, and software engineer. He has delivered enterprise software used by multinationals, state and federal governments, and small and medium businesses. He has also built and operated companies across technology, healthcare, consumer goods, and mining.
Innocent is a director of Luanda, a private investment holding company with interests across technology and resources. He is the founder of Cadere and a founder of each of the companies it operates, including the agentic platform its client work is built on. As an independent consultant to Liquidity in Australia and authorised representative of NexFin Global, he originates deals and introductions in pre-IPO and IPO capital raising and mergers and acquisitions, with sourcing across Asia, Africa, and Europe.
Innocent is an active investor in the Australian and wider global startup ecosystem, and is happy to hear from founders, investors, and operators taking on ambitious problems.
Principal - Commercial, Mining, Engineering, Project Management
Lee White
A Perth-based mining and mechanical engineer and operator. His work runs across the commercial and delivery sides of resources projects: scoping, project management, and the engineering that takes a job from a plan on paper to something running in the field.
Lee is a co-founder and the chief executive of Detail Earth, a Perth company bringing ultra-high-definition aerial imagery to market, and a co-founder and executive director of Sonexel, a Western Australian biotechnology company. He remains in practice with Xenith, the Australian mining consultancy, as lead project manager for EQ Resources, the ASX-listed tungsten producer whose market capitalisation has grown from A$1.2 billion to A$2 billion over the engagement.
Principals - Software Delivery
Where an engagement is a build, delivery is led by the founders of Deepsolve, our principal delivery studio and an independent Australian firm. They work to Cadere’s scope and review, and they are the people in the room for the build.
Neosh Sheikh
Software Delivery Lead
Neosh is a software engineer currently primarily working on a workplace operations and safety platform and is a founder of Deepsolve. His focus is production-grade software: systems that stay up, scale without a rewrite, and hold their security posture once real users are on them.
He came to software sideways, leaving a dentistry degree two years in. Several years of contract builds for clients followed, then a startup where he was the technical co-founder, then Freelancer.com. He still ships small tools in the open: command-line utilities, and connectors that let AI agents drive software never built for them.
At Cadere, he leads delivery through Deepsolve, with a preference for putting a working version in front of users early and hardening it from there, rather than the other way round.
David Yu
Software Delivery Lead
David is a software engineer and currently works on large-scale data migrations, and is a founder of Deepsolve. He has been writing software since 2016 and builds Deepsolve’s own products end to end, from the infrastructure through to the AI layer.
Before that he built simulation software for energy projects at Gridcog, and he spent three years with Coders for Causes, the Perth student-run non-profit that develops software for charities. That work shipped, including Home for Now for Anglicare WA and the club’s own public site. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Western Australia.
At Cadere, he leads delivery through Deepsolve, and the work plays to his specialty: handling problems nobody wants to touch, pipelines that have to run unattended, and the security that comes with holding other people’s records. He writes publicly about it, including on running migrations at that scale and on data security for law firms.
How the network fits
The principal model does not mean working alone. Engagements draw on the firms and specialists described on the advisory page, brought in openly and named to the client. What it does mean: one person is accountable to you for the whole engagement, and that person has done the work before.
Who we deliver alongside
The firms we deliver alongside, brought in openly and named to the client.