REGENT Tech Stack

Electric wing-in-ground-effect vessels for high-speed coastal transit

Maritime Transportation North Kingstown, Rhode Island 51–200 employees Founded 2020 Privately Held

REGENT designs and manufactures Seaglider craft—electric vessels that operate at airplane speeds over water using wing-in-ground-effect physics. The tech stack reveals a hardware-first, safety-critical engineering organization: C++, RTOS, MATLAB, Simulink, and formal methods (DO-178C, ISO 26262) dominate, paired with simulation (CFD, PyTorch, TensorFlow) and defense-grade requirements management (Jama, Polarion, DOORS). Active hiring is heavily weighted toward engineering (9 of 14 roles, mostly mid-level and manager-track) and focused on production scaling, test campaigns, and DOD contract execution—indicating transition from prototype to certified production.

Tech Stack 27 technologies

Core StackC++ Python MATLAB PyTorch TensorFlow NetSuite SAP Oracle SolidWorks RTOS LabVIEW Simulink DO-178C ISO 26262 Jama Connect Polarion IBM DOORS C/C++ CUDA STM32 PIC32 Arduino Julia OpenCV GStreamer NX Fusion 360

What REGENT Is Building

◆Challenges

Scaling prototype to production
Building the team to make it happen
Executing existing dod contracts
Real-time software reliability
Analysis bottlenecks
Unblocking analysis throughput
Reducing test risk
Expanding test envelope
Scaling secure infrastructure
Compliance with frameworks

▲Active Projects

Roadmap to program of record
Envelope expansion and vehicle flights
Flawless execution of existing marine corps programs
Sea and air test programs
Phased test campaigns
Hazard assessments
Deploy secure infrastructure
Securing opportunities for product development
Ot network segmentation
Cfd-to-loads mapping

Hiring Activity

Accelerating15 roles · 10 in 30d

Department

Engineering

Ops

Government

Sales

Security

Seniority

Mid

Manager

C-Level

Director

Junior

Lead

Senior

Staff

Notable leadership hires: Chief Engineer

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About REGENT

REGENT builds electric Seaglider vessels for regional coastal transportation, targeting routes up to 180 miles at 180 mph with current battery technology. The 12-passenger Viceroy model leverages existing dock infrastructure and reuses standard charging, positioning it as a speed-and-cost alternative to regional air and maritime travel. The company operates under defense contracts (evident from Marine Corps programs in active projects) while pursuing FAA and transport certifications. Headquartered in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, REGENT combines aerospace and marine engineering expertise; the organization is capital- and compliance-intensive, managing simultaneous engineering, testing, and regulatory workstreams.

HeadquartersNorth Kingstown, Rhode Island

Company Size51–200 employees

Founded2020

Hiring MarketsUnited States

Frequently Asked Questions

What tech stack does REGENT use?

Core languages: C++, Python, MATLAB. Real-time OS (RTOS), flight control simulators (Simulink), safety standards (DO-178C, ISO 26262). CAD: NX, SolidWorks, Fusion 360. Requirements/traceability: Jama Connect, Polarion, IBM DOORS. ML/vision: PyTorch, TensorFlow, OpenCV.

What is REGENT working on?

Envelope expansion and vehicle flight tests, Marine Corps program execution, phased test campaigns, hazard assessments, CFD-to-loads mapping, secure infrastructure deployment, and roadmap toward program-of-record certification.

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