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Jee Appoints Additional Business Development Manager

December 9, 2013

Michael Green
Michael Green

Jee Ltd., an independent multidiscipline subsea engineering and training company, has appointed Michael Green as a new Business Development Manager to join the growing business development team.

Mr. Green is based at the company’s head office in Tonbridge, Kent, and will be seeking new business opportunities to support long-term growth plans as well as being responsible for facilitating proposals and tenders with UK and international oil companies as well as global vessel operators.

Within Jee’s international scope, Michael will concentrate on Concept, FEED, and Detailed Design projects within London and Southeast England, the Netherlands and Paris, with particular focus on multi-well tiebacks, FPSOs, ILI and pigging projects.

Mr. Green spent a year working as an engineer for Jee, specializing in conceptual design and subsea controls projects, and will continue to be involved with high-level field developments for his key clients. Prior to this, he worked in a commercial role for Saipem Ltd. and engineering positions at Weatherford Production Optimization.
 

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