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Mark Zajac

Mark Zajac

After graduating from Maloney, Mark went on to get his bachelor's degree from FIT, and began his career on a Western Geophysical 3D marine seismic crew after obtaining a MSc in Oceanographic Technology. He also holds an MBA in Technology Management. Since graduation, Mark has held a variety of global leadership positions in marine seismic operations, support, and technology with WesternGeco, including Applied Technology Marine Manager, Global Operations Support Manager, and Vice President for Southeast Asia. After leaving WesternGeco, Mark joined Schlumberger and served as Manager of Quality Systems and Practices as well as Performance Systems. After retiring from Schlumberger, Mark recently assumed the position of Chief Technology Officer at Magseis Fairfield, the global leading provider of ocean bottom seismic technology and data acquisition projects. He currently resides in Oslo, Norway.


Elementary school students wearing matching red shirts stand in front of a banner that says Pulaski Pride. Meriden elementary school students complete fitness challenges during the 2018 Be Fit program. Grade 2 students at Pulaski Elementary School present a research project to their teacher and classmates. Two female students smiling in a hallway during the Summer Bridge program. A group of students poses on the playground of Thomas Hooker Elementary School.