Liquid Robotics announced today that it will relocate its headquarters and manufacturing to a new, larger facility in Jessup, Maryland by the end of the year, marking a significant milestone in the company’s continued growth and innovation.
“Relocating to Jessup gives us the space and flexibility we need to support our next chapter,” said Shane Goodenough, CEO of Liquid Robotics. “This new facility will allow us to continue innovating in maritime autonomy, advance our mission capabilities, and grow our production capacity to better serve our customers.”
The expanded facility will support Liquid Robotics’ next phase of development as the company advances maritime autonomy and scales production of its Wave Glider fleet to meet growing customer demand. The move will also create additional room for hiring, collaboration, and operational expansion.
“After more than 3 million nautical miles powered by wave and solar energy, Wave Gliders have revolutionized how customers gather data in, from, and through the ocean environment in real time,” said Winston Beauchamp, vice president of Intelligence Systems for Boeing Defense, Space & Security. “As defense and environmental applications continue to expand, the new Jessup location will be vital to meeting increased demand and supporting the company’s continued growth.”
As part of this growth, Liquid Robotics is hiring for select positions and expects to post additional openings in the coming months. Candidates interested in current opportunities can view openings at https://www.liquid-robotics.com/careers/ and follow Liquid Robotics for future hiring updates.
Liquid Robotics, a Boeing company, develops autonomous maritime systems that provide persistent ocean data collection and surveillance capabilities for commercial and defense applications.
