SEAMOR Marine recently announced that Canadian marine technology veteran Jeff Smith has joined their team as the Director of Sales & Marketing.
Smith brings over 25 years of marine technology experience to the role, with a technical background in electrical engineering, subsea controls, and digital signal processing. Beginning as the business unit director for subsea controls, then for control systems, he has since managed global projects across a wide array of ocean-based industries.
Smith is also a Senior Chief Port Inspection Diver for the Canadian Naval Reserves, a specialized subsection of Military Diving Operations. His experience flying side-scan sonar-equipped ROVs for the Canadian Navy, including his involvement in their arctic mission to explore the Franklin Expedition wrecks HMS Erebus and HMS Terror, give him unparalleled insights into the diverse and challenging marine conditions that clients face.
Based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Smith will extend SEAMOR Marine’s presence from coast to coast, opening up new markets and collaborations. “I want to expand SEAMOR Marine’s presence to the East Coast,” Smith says. “My goal is to bring in new partnerships and to drive third party applications, particularly with NATO militaries.”
“Jeff brings a wealth of marine technology experience to SEAMOR Marine and is a global marketing veteran,” says Inja Ma, CEO. “He will play a key role in maintaining our valued connection with customers and in building new bridges with both industry and governments as we continue to expand and grow.”
Based in Nanaimo, British Columbia on Vancouver Island on Canada’s west coast, SEAMOR Marine Ltd designs and manufactures underwater observation and inspection-class remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and modular accessories. SEAMOR sells worldwide and has ROVs operating on every continent and in every major body of water around the globe. The company’s ROVs have been used in a variety of fields including search and rescue, aquaculture, underwater archaeology, Antarctic geology, and pipeline and dam inspection. SEAMOR has collaborated on research projects with NASA, Defence Research and Development Canada, and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans.
To learn more about SEAMOR Marine, visit their website or contact them at:
+1 250 729 8899
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