January 29 2018

My work experience at Sea-Tech

By Bianca Gedorio
2 min read

Bianca 2 My name is Bianca Gedorio and I’m a college student in Cork College of Commerce, studying Computer Science. For two weeks, I am working for Sea-Tech.

I began my internship/work experience, as a technical support junior technician, on the 15^th January and I enjoyed the amazing learning experience! Arnaud Disant, the Chief Technical Officer, has taught me a wide range of knowledge in both technical and life skills in a span of just two weeks!

For example, he showed me how radiowave works, like inside an antenna, and use it to create solutions on how to improve communications and

Welcome to SEA-Tech technoblog!

SEA-Tech is an Irish IT company established in 2007. We started with a distinct philosophy; do IT the way you want IT done – the right way, do IT with attitude - a can do attitude.
As an evolving ICT company, focusing on the marine application of ICT, SEA-Tech was, and continues to break new ground - no wonder this blog is a little different – and bring the application, innovation and proliferation of intelligent ICT maritime solutions into the 21st Century. This promotes the improvement and the use of electronic data and systems within the maritime domain. Here you can read about day to day experiences. Marine ICT is fun (ok, not always…) challenging and requires innovative solutions to established opportunities! It is a unique job.
Crossing the barrier from ashore to afloat, as well as providing solutions between locations when both (or many) are afloat, it's made of techno thrill and close encounters. With vastly different working environments, and meeting the specific requirements of diverse customers, Marine IT Technologists experience a thrill and sense of satisfaction not always available in traditional landlocked employment.
Here you will read echoes from the workshop and some breaking news too - technical breakthrough sometime - in matters of Marine Data Communication and ICT in hostile environments. So if you like your ICT a bit different, you've come the right place...

You will also find some useful links to some marine related experiments, projects and research. Feel free to socialise on the medias with SEA-Tech, leave comments, questions and (if you are feeling generous) free solutions for others to benefit from! We are friendly...

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