Founded in 1981, SEA CORP - Systems Engineering Associates Corporation has served as the second-largest contractor to the Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) for more than 35 years. The core of SEA CORP's business is the provision of hardware engineering, test-and-evaluation, software, and systems services for the U.S. Navy—primarily for submarine electronic systems. Headquartered in Middletown, Rhode Island, which includes a research center and supplemental facility, SEA CORP maintains an additional location in Groton, Connecticut, with employees based in Massachusetts and Virginia as well.

A veteran-owned business, Systems Engineering Associates Corporation employs more than 400 team members and boasts a high retention rate due to its flexibility in allowing employees to work across different divisions of its organization "to increase their breadth of knowledge and experience and grow within the organization." SEA CORP commonly hires for the areas of financial and program administration and electrical, mechanical, software, and computer engineering. The company has supported work flexibility in the past by offering part-time opportunities.

SEA CORP's technical services include submarine combat, sonar, electronic warfare, imaging, and trainer systems, as well as submarine launchers, radio rooms, weapon and payload integration, and high data-rate antennas. Its program management services entail documentation and database development, data library and website maintenance, financial documentation and reporting, project-cost projections, financial tracking and analyses, and presentation, meeting, and event support. Moreover, SEA CORP's product development services include inflator-based and modular launchers, equipment, testing, and troubleshooting. In 2017, Systems Engineering Associates Corporation was named one of the "Fastest-Growing Innovative Companies" in Rhode Island by Providence Business News and won an Excellence in Business Award from the Newport County Chamber of Commerce, given to companies that play a crucial role "in the economic well-being of the community."

Founded in 1981, SEA CORP - Systems Engineering Associates Corporation has served as the second-largest contractor to the Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) for more than 35 years. The core of SEA CORP's business is the provision of hardware engineering, test-and-evaluation, software, and systems services for the U.S. Navy—primarily for submarine electronic systems. Headquartered in Middletown, Rhode Island, which includes a research center and supplemental facility, SEA CORP maintains an additional location in Groton, Connecticut, with employees based in Massachusetts and Virginia as well.

A veteran-owned business, Systems Engineering Associates Corporation employs more than 400 team members and boasts a high retention rate due to its flexibility in allowing employees to work across different divisions of its organization "to increase their breadth of knowledge and experience and grow within the organization." SEA CORP commonly hires for the areas of financial and program administration and electrical, mechanical, software, and computer engineering. The company has supported work flexibility in the past by offering part-time opportunities.

SEA CORP's technical services include submarine combat, sonar, electronic warfare, imaging, and trainer systems, as well as submarine launchers, radio rooms, weapon and payload integration, and high data-rate antennas. Its program management services entail documentation and database development, data library and website maintenance, financial documentation and reporting, project-cost projections, financial tracking and analyses, and presentation, meeting, and event support. Moreover, SEA CORP's product development services include inflator-based and modular launchers, equipment, testing, and troubleshooting. In 2017, Systems Engineering Associates Corporation was named one of the "Fastest-Growing Innovative Companies" in Rhode Island by Providence Business News and won an Excellence in Business Award from the Newport County Chamber of Commerce, given to companies that play a crucial role "in the economic well-being of the community."