With local roots dating back to 1953, SubCom has established history with NH veteran employees; 7% available positions filled with veterans in the past 12 months alone
NEWINGTON, NH – USA – October 19, 2022 – SubCom today announced that the New Hampshire Department of Military Affairs and Veterans Services, along with New Hampshire Employment Security, has recognized the company as a Gold New Hampshire Veteran-Friendly Business. The status recognizes SubCom’s commitment to how service members, veterans, and their families in New Hampshire are honored, fortified, empowered, and impacted
SubCom maintains its manufacturing campus in Newington, NH; the leading facility in the United States that manufactures high-tech subsea fiber optic data communications systems that enable the world’s digital infrastructure. The company’s built-to-last facility was first active as Simplex at its current location in 1953. Since then, SubCom has developed a rich history of supporting local military and veterans by offering employment and professional growth opportunities, and by honoring their service with community engagement and charitable campaigns.
Employment opportunities at SubCom’s manufacturing campus are widely available. In the past 12 months alone, 7% of new hires have been veterans, filling positions ranging from production to management. Prospective employees can learn more at www.subcom.com/careers and register for a Job Fair taking place on site in Newington on Thursday, October 20, 2022.
About SubCom
SubCom is the leading global partner for today’s subsea data transport requirements. SubCom engineers, manufactures, deploys, maintains, and operates the industry’s most reliable fiber optic cable networks. Its flexible solutions include short-to-ultra-long-haul, offshore oil and gas, scientific applications, and marine services. SubCom brings end-to-end network knowledge and global experience to support on-time delivery and meet the needs of customers worldwide. To date, the company has deployed hundreds of networks and enough undersea cable to circle Earth more than 17 times at the equator. Visit: www.subcom.co
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