SeeByte Gets New Senior Program Manager

SeeByte, a software provider for underwater sensors, vehicles and systems, has appointed Nick Green as its new Senior Program Manager.

Green has come on board as SeeByte seeks to have a greater presence within the maritime community on the South of England. Green’s responsibilities will include supporting and developing SeeByte’s customer base in the South Coast, with a particular focus on the military and oceanographic markets.

Green joins SeeByte with twenty years of sales experience within the maritime industry.

Bob Black, CEO at SeeByte, said: “SeeByte has always been and always will be committed to putting our customers first. As our customer base has grown in the South of England we believe having Nick join our team in Southampton will allow us to provide the best level of customer support. With his extensive experience and contacts within the industry, I am confident that Nick will be a great addition to the SeeByte team.”

Nick Green commented: “I’ve been familiar with SeeByte for many years now and have always been impressed with their product offering. SeeByte is involved in many cutting-edge programmes so I feel that this will be an exciting career move. The role itself offers huge potential to grow SeeByte’s business, and I look forward to the challenges and opportunities ahead.”

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