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Preliminary chart production.
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Vessel mobilization and de-mobilization.
Education and Experience:
B.A/B.Sc. or higher in geology, oceanogra-
phy, marine engineering, or related field.
Interest and experience in oceanographic
processes and data analysis a plus.
Experience with data processing and/or car-
tography is advantageous.
Company: Pioneering research and proven
development of advanced technology make
Fugro Seafloor Surveys, Inc. (FSSI) an indus-
try leader. Our expert technical team offers a
wide range of skills used to develop cost- and
time-effective solutions for specific projects.
Carrie Higley-Krowka
Fugro Seafloor Surveys, Inc.
2727 Alaskan Way - Pier 69
Seattle, WA 98121 USA
Phone: 206-441-9305
Email: hr@seafloor.com
WEB: http://www.seafloor.com
IT PROFESSIONAL
Job Location: USA, MA Marion
Growing company in the field of operational
oceanography seeks an IT Professional
Horizon Marine, Inc. seeks an IT professional
to support a team of oceanographers.
Horizon Marine has been providing oceano-
graphic data collection and analysis services
to the offshore industry since 1982. The
staff member has primary responsibility for
managing the company's desktop, server,
database, network, and communications infra-
structure.
Required Experience/Education:
B.S. in physical or computing sciences;
System administration; and
SQL, Matlab, Javascript, and PHP application
development.
Desired Experience or Interests:
GIS application development;
Marine sciences, weather forecasting, sailing
Submit resume to Horizon Marine, Inc., 15
Creek Road, Marion, MA 02738; or send via
email to horizon@horizonmarine.com.
James Feeney, Horizon Marine, Inc.
15 Creek Road, Marion, MA 02738 USA
Phone: (508) 748-1860,Fax: (508) 748-1525
Email: horizon@horizonmarine.com
WEB: http://www.horizonmarine.com
MARINE AND COASTAL RESOURCES
MANAGMENT ANALYST
Job Location: USA, DC Washington
The Congressional Research Service (CRS)
seeks a policy analyst to work as part of a
team of analysts in the CRS Resources,
Science, and Industry Division. Duties include
preparing objective, non-partisan analytical
studies and descriptive and background
reports on issues of national or international
significance; providing personal consultation
and assistance to congressional committees,
Members, and staff on public policy issues
throughout the legislative process; and plan-
ning and participating in or leading team
research projects and seminars.
This position is being offered at the GS-14
level ($91,407 - $118,828); promotion poten-
tial is to the GS-15 level ($107,521-
$139,774). To apply online (preferred), visit
http://www.loc.gov/crsinfo or call (202) 707-
5627 to request an applicant job kit. Please
refer to vacancy #060125 in all correspon-
dence. Applications must be received by May
31, 2006. CRS is the public policy research
arm of the U.S. Congress and is fully commit-
ted to workforce diversity.
Shaunetta Workman
Congressional Research Service
101 Independence Avenue, SE
Washington, DC 20540
Phone: 202-707-6324
Email: sworkman@crs.loc.gov
WEB: http://www.loc.gov/crsinfo
MARINE TECHNICIAN
Job Location: USA, WA Seattle
General Position Summary: The responsibility
of the Marine Technician involves a wide
range of specialized technical skills regarding
FSSI engineering, navigation and technical
administration, to include assembly, opera-
tion, repair, maintenance, and
mobilization/demobilization of the company's
survey equipment. The incumbent also pro-
vides technical support on survey system
development projects.
Education and Experience:
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Two years of college or technical school
preferred.
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5+ years experience in a technical disci-
pline involving troubleshooting and mainte-
nance.
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Seagoing experience preferable, however
not necessary.
Carrie Higley-Krowka
Fugro Seafloor Surveys
2727 Alaskan Way - Pier 69
Seattle, WA 98121 USA
Phone: 206-441-9305
Email: hr@seafloor.com
WEB: http://www.seafloor.com
MECHANICAL ENGINEER
Job Location: USA, MA Pocasset
Hydroid, the leading producer of autonomous
underwater vehicles, seeks a highly qualified,
BSME or equivalent, mechanical engineer to
support both new development and manufac-
turing efforts. Qualifications include more
than five years of experience in the design of
Organised by:
In partnership with:
The ocean technology training and procurement forum
National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, UK • 27–29 March 07
www.oceanbusiness2007.com
Hosted by:
A hands-on ocean technology exhibition
incorporating in-classroom and on-water
demonstrations and training sessions
For information on reserving your
exhibition stand and training sessions:
Contact Versha Carter
Telephone +44 (0)1453 839228
Email versha.carter@intelligentexhibitions.com
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