Our People

The people from the different disciplines, that provide me with support during tenders, that teach me new things constantly, that offer to me their expert opinion and that are always willing to help. They make me feel a sense of solidarity but also a sense of a shared passion and vision. That is what is special about Seaway7.  Read more about her career journey so far...

In my current role, I have the privilege of supporting, coaching and guiding my team members and setting them up for success. It’s great to see what they can do with just a bit of support and trust! Shelly Verhagen is a passionate engineer, leading the contracts and projects control department at Seaway7. Read more about her career journey so far...

Ellie Chu is part of our Taiwan logistics team and handles as Operations Assistant the personnel logisitcs for project crew. She shares with us her experiences working with an international team and also talks about what inclusion means to her. Read more about her career journey so far...

In my current role, I'm developing opportunities for the future. I hope that in few years, we will be able to look back together and be proud of what we've achieved in Taiwan. Roger Wang was always destined for engineering, but he became part of the energy story by accident! Read more about his career journey so far...

With a background in geophysics, survey management, business development and tendering, I jumped at the chance to bring all of my skills together in one role and see the difference I can make. I am hugely enthusiastic about the offshore renewables industry.  It is an honour to be working with such an innovative and progressive team, to develop, build, deliver and operate some of the world’s largest state-of-the-art renewables installation vessels.

As structural engineer within Seaway7, I have the opportunity to see different aspects of projects. I am involved in both the preparatory and execution phases. Being offshore allows me to see the engineering that I have worked on in practice and the ever-changing circumstances often ask for challenging on-the-spot engineering solutions. The versatile combination of office and offshore work allows me to broaden my knowledge and develop as a professional.

Being an engineer, working in the fast-developing offshore wind industry - where everything keeps getting higher, bigger, and heavier - is incredibly rewarding. Every day I get to work with large and highly specialized equipment such as jack-ups, offshore heavy lift cranes, and the latest generation offshore wind technology. I am responsible for WTG engineering at Seaway7 and take the lead through all engineering stages. I work in the back-office developing the team, processes, and new concepts - contributing to the offshore wind T&I projects from start to finish. I thrive on solving the numerous challenges that arise throughout the process. Most of all I enjoy working towards a common goal with solution-orientated and dedicated on- and off-shore colleagues, suppliers, and clients.

What’s exciting about my current role is that one day I’m in London meeting with one of our clients and the following week I’m in the United States on deck, in full PPE, leading a mobilisation of a vessel. It’s great working in an environment with so much diversity and meeting so many people from all over the world. In order to keep delivering high quality projects to our clients, we motivate and invest in new employees onshore and offshore to strengthen the Seaway7 team where the reward for commitment is great opportunities and new challenges.

Seaway7 has provided me with the opportunity to further develop my career in a different role in a hugely exciting and challenging sector. In my short time with Seaway7, I have been introduced to a dynamic and motivated team of professionals who want to win and deliver renewable projects to the highest standard.  There is a bright future in offshore wind and Seaway7, with its people, vision and values, is well positioned to succeed in it.