Subsea Subject Matter Expert

Hiring Rhonda J. Moniz for marketing assistance is an opportunity to bring on board a highly accomplished and uniquely qualified professional with a wealth of expertise in diving technologies, subsea systems, and the marine industry. With over 25 years of experience as a Scientific Diver and Dive Safety Officer, Rhonda's background is a testament to her commitment and passion for the underwater world.

Rhonda's extensive knowledge and hands-on experience in diving technologies and subsea systems set her apart as an invaluable asset. Her decades-long career as a Scientific Diver and ROV pilot has provided her with a deep understanding of the intricacies and challenges of working beneath the ocean's surface. Her expertise includes overseeing complex projects, expeditions, and training programs, making her well-versed in managing multifaceted initiatives within the field.

In addition to her work in diving and subsea systems, Rhonda has established herself as a respected journalist, filmmaker, and podcaster. She has lent her subject matter expertise to high-profile productions on platforms such as CBS, CNN, Discovery, Netflix, and PBS, showcasing her ability to communicate complex concepts to a wide audience. Her podcast, "SeaState," highlights her commitment to sharing knowledge and insights about the ocean technology industry.

Rhonda's accomplishments have not gone unnoticed by the scientific and academic communities. She was honored with the prestigious Woods Hole Oceanographic Institutions Fellowship for Scientific Journalism, a testament to her excellence in communicating the wonders of the deep sea. Her membership in the Explorers Club further solidifies her position as a respected figure within the field of marine exploration and technology.

Rhonda's dedication to advancing her field is evident in her roles as an adjunct professor teaching Underwater CSI techniques at multiple universities and as the President of the Underwater Investigative Group (UIG). Her work in creating training programs for Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV), Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUV), and multiple sensors demonstrates her commitment to education and knowledge sharing.

Rhonda's contributions extend beyond diving and exploration. As the President of the Board of Directors for The Northeastern Regional Association of Coastal Ocean Observing Systems (NERACOOS) and her role in the Technology Subcommittee for the Regional Wildlife Science Collaborative for Offshore Wind (RWSC), she actively influences policies and initiatives that impact marine technology and environmental conservation.

Rhonda's ability to engage and inform audiences is a key strength. She regularly delivers talks across the country and is currently working on a book, further solidifying her position as an influential thought leader in the marine technology industry.