Kimberly Faulk is the Principal for Marine Archaeology at Geoscience Earth and Marine Services (GEMS), A Geosyntec Company. She is a Fellow of the Society of Underwater Technology, a former AAPG program committee chair for OTC, and a former SUT US Offshore Site Investigation and Geotechnics Committee Chair.
At GEMS she is responsible for developing projects, interpretation of geophysical data, project management, and supporting offshore projects for both renewables and oil and gas. Ms Faulk has worked on projects around the globe ranging from ultra deep water to ultra shallow water using AUVs, ROVs, divers, and high resolution geophysical equipment.
Ms Faulk holds a Masters in Maritime History and Marine Archaeology from East Carolina University. Through her career she has worked to bridge knowledge gaps between marine archaeologists and geophysicists to bring more young archaeologists into the offshore energy industry, and mentoring diverse young professionals to help keep them in the offshore industry.