Who we are

Meet the team supporting UK dairy farmers

About AIMER

AIMER was founded in New Zealand by Jeremy Bryant, a dairy farmer turned AgTech innovator with a passion for helping farmers optimise their farming operations. With a deep understanding of the challenges that farmers face, Jeremy realised that there was a gap in forward looking decision support tools that could help them optimise farm operations, profit and environmental performance.

With a PhD in genetics and farm system modelling, and years of experience in the AgTech industry, Jeremy set out to create a solution that could truly make a difference. The result is AIMER, an AI enabled digital assistant that acts as a pasture coach by testing ideas, running scenarios, optimising decisions, generating plans and communicating results and plans.


Aimer Farming has gained momentum with backing from our valued investors
Sprout Agritech, Agnition Ventures, Pacific Channel, NZVC, and angel investors Burkard and Frank Erbacher.

Our team

Leadership

Jeremy Bryant

Jeremy Bryant, Ph.D

Founder & Chief Technology Officer
Shane Nolan

Shane Nolan

Chief Revenue Officer
Laura Thresher

Casey Molloy

Chief Operating Officer

Product & Engineering

Duncan Willcock

Charlotte Bibby

Head of Product
Laura Thresher

Laura Thresher

Product Designer
Duncan Willcock

Herman van Wyk

Software Development Manager
Duncan Willcock

Duncan Willcock

Lead Engineer
Paul Maguire

Paul Maguire

Senior AI Software Engineer
Issac Gilmore

Isaac Gilmour

Senior Software Engineer
Patrick Sherwin

Patrick Sherwin

Senior Test Engineer
Rahul Unnikrishnan

Rahul Unnikrishnan

Data Engineer

Customer Team

Brett Wallace

Brett Wallace

Business Development Manager
Megan Harper

Megan Harper

Head of Customer Success
Taylor Hill

Taylor Hill

Technical Specialist
Chloe Reardon

Chloe Reardon

Senior Customer Success Representative
Sarah Adkin

Sarah Adkin

Customer Onboarding Representative - South Island
Monique Moore

Monique Moore

Administration Manager

UK Team

James Daniel

James Daniel

UK Distributor - Founder/Director of Precision Grazing Ltd
Mel Griffith

Mel Griffith

UK Support - Precision Grazing Ltd

Workplace Wellbeing Team

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Enzo (dog)

Enzo

CFO - Chief Frisbee Officer
Charlie (dog)

Greg

Mud Acquisition & Transfer Agent
Max (dog)

Max

GM - Greetings Manager
Charlie (dog)

Charlie

Snack Acquisition Specialist
Dora (dog)

Dora

Senior Sleep Consultant
Dora (dog)

Olly

Junior Cuddles Advisor
Dora (dog)

Woody

Contraband Detection Intern
reviews

Results from farmers like you

Our farmers say it best! See how AIMER is making a difference to their pasture.

"It’s simple to use, the measurements have stacked up well against the plate meter, and it has the potential to completely revolutionise pasture measurement on farms like ours."
James Tweedie

James Tweedie

Cumbria

“One morning I was able to measure the 140ha grazing platform in about 30 minutes using AIMER”
Sam Pearson

Sam Pearson

North Wales

“We’ve been able to hit our residuals a lot better this year thanks to using AIMER”
Jeff Evans

Jeff Evans

Pembrokeshire

“With AIMER, you don’t have to walk the whole farm – you can go straight into a paddock, take a measurement and have everything there in the app. Compared with spending hours walking and then manually entering data, it really narrows the workload down and frees up time to spend elsewhere.”

Steven Lee

Dalfibble, Lockerbie

“Previously, grass measuring was quite reliant on me making the decisions. One of the things I like about AIMER is how easy it is to share information across the team, so everyone has a better understanding of feed availability and grazing plans, even when I’m not there.”

Rhidian Glynn

Rhiwgriafol, Powys

“It’s quite nice because you can just whip around and scan some paddocks when you’re fetching the cows...It doesn’t take that long at all. It makes it easier to do, so you end up doing it more often."
Lago Evans

Iago Evans

Pembrokeshire

“What I really liked about AIMER was that we didn’t have to set aside two or three hours a week to measure the whole farm. We can capture data while we’re moving cows in and out of paddocks, which means we’re getting a much more up-to-date picture of what’s happening across the farm.”

Josh Fincham

Hampreston Manor, Dorset