OceanGate CEO Exploits University Interns, Resulting in Electrical System Failure of Ill-Fated Titan Sub
Controversy surrounds OceanGate as CEO Stockton Rush faces accusations of endangering interns and ignoring safety concerns
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Controversy surrounds OceanGate as CEO Stockton Rush faces accusations of endangering interns and ignoring safety concerns
A former director at OceanGate said the company hired engineers in their early 20s or late teens.She told The New Yorker that some of them were paid around
OceanGate hired teenage interns to design the Titan's electrical systems, The New Yorker reported."The whole electrical system — that was our design," the
"The whole electrical system — that was our design," a former intern told the Washington State University college newspaper in 2018.
The former executive, who was not named, also said she left her job at OceanGate after CEO Stockton Rush asked her to become the sub's chief pilot.