Full Name: Bruce Sutphen
Job Title: Engineering Manager
Company: SeaBotix
Location: 2877 Historic Decatur Road, Suite 100, San Diego, California, 92106, USA
It is located at the end of Liberty Station, it overlooks the marina.
What lead to you to this career?
I’ve been in the marine industry for 20 years, associated with boat design. And this is a new up and coming developing market place. I had some friend’s who were associated with SeaBotix who told me about, and it is a developing company and in these economic times I chose to work for an industry that had development associated with it.
Did what you studied in college attribute to where you ended up?
Yes. One of the things I found that with college and school is learning how to learn. But one of the things you’ll see is if you have an enthusiasm or excitement about a topic or study, especially for me that I excelled at it (Bruce is referring to physics) when I didn’t have much of an enthusiasm toward that field I didn’t do as well at it. It was interesting, I studied physics and art and I have used the physics ever since. I ah even used a development of what my thesis was on for an America’s Cup campaign so I got them to fund the whole thing. It has been a continuation of college and an evolution.
Was there anytime where you looked back and wished you hadn’t gone one way and wished you had done something differently?
I think there are times when you are young and you know, I graduated in 88 so I am 22 years out in the market place. I think there are times where you wish that at the time when you look at it from a micro stand point of view and your like, well am I really happy doing this? And I think what ultimately happens is you look at the picture and how you evolved through all the phases and would I change anything; no. I wouldn’t change anything, was I happy with each little detailed step …no but for the most part of it I was extremely happy with the path. And have been lucky enough to travel in different places of the world and see beautiful places of the world.
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