Marine Engineer
Job Summary
Reporting to the Managing Director, the Marine Engineer provides marine-related advice, with a primary focus on hydrogen fuel cell-powered vessels, identifies new business opportunities, coordinates vessel management, and liaises with Japan Headquarters and other relevant parties to meet annual key performance indicators.
Responsibilities
- Leverage relevant experience in hydrogen fuel cell technology to identify and develop new marine business opportunities.
- Collaborate with Japan Headquarters on advanced marine projects, particularly hydrogen-related projects.
- Manage and oversee dry-docking jobs awarded by customers, coordinating work performed by direct and indirect contractors and makers.
- Support customers in sourcing spare parts and services required for dry-docking activities.
- Facilitate customer sourcing for repair and servicing jobs during vessel anchorage for annual inspections.
- Assist the Operations Department by responding to sales enquiries, preparing quotations, invoicing completed jobs, and coordinating collection and delivery as needed.
- Communicate effectively in English and Japanese to perform in an international environment.
- Work independently to develop efficient workflows and complete assigned tasks with minimal supervision.
- Apply complex problem-solving skills to identify issues, evaluate options, and implement effective solutions.
- Adapt to potential overseas transfers to offices in Japan, Southeast Asia, India, or Europe as required.
Required competencies and certifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Maritime Science and Technology Management or a related discipline from an accredited university.
- Strong knowledge of vessel operations and substantial onboard experience.
- Relevant experience with various vessel types including VLCCs, container ships, LNG carriers, car carriers, and hydrogen fuel cell-powered vessels.
- Business-level proficiency in English and Japanese, both written and verbal.
Preferred competencies and qualifications
- Prior experience working in a Japanese company environment.