ENGINE seeks an agile and ambitious reporter to cover global shipping, energy and bunkering markets. For a journalist this is an exciting opportunity to join a growing team covering the whole world. You will get unique insights into the drastic changes we are witnessing in global energy markets, as the world grapples with various geopolitical challenges, and as the global fleet plans for upcoming decarbonisation targets. You will join a team that is working to make opaque bunker fuel markets more transparent through hard news stories and analysis. Responsibilities Report news stories on the shipping industry and global energy markets Develop good rapport with contacts to gather and report accurate and unique content Write factually correct and succinct news stories about global bunker fuel markets Report stories from press releases, webinars and events in the global energy and shipping industries Write scheduled and off-diary stories for ENGINE s newsfeed and social media pages Conduct interviews with bunker and shipping industry experts Meet rolling deadlines and file grammatically sound and clean copy Structure and maintain spreadsheets to compare bunker fuel prices and other relevant info to write up stories from Spot trends in bunker fuel pricing, quality, supply and demand Back up news articles and other content with notes Dig up and pitch stories, and communicate effectively with the rest of the ENGINE team Experience A university graduate with a strong degree or diploma in journalism, energy or shipping 2-5 years of experience from a news media outlet, preferably an internationally focused newsroom or publication Know how to find interesting story angles and write up articles based on press releases and interviews Be able to gather information from various sources and combine it into clear and succinct news stories Key skills Excellent English proficiency and writing ability Ability to meet deadlines given during fast-paced news days Strong communication and teamwork skills Numerical literacy Integrity and accuracy Ability to work with teammates to solve problems Analytical and computing skills

To co-ordinate the day-to-day operational activities of voyage and time-chartered tankers. Summary of responsibilities: Ensure compliance with agreed charterparty terms. Oversee agency appointments. Communicate with charterers, brokers, agents and vessels regarding voyage orders and vessel itineraries. Handle letters of indemnities Monitor vessel movement and voyage performances. Review vessel stowage and tank cleaning plans Support Chartering desk in pre fixture documentation Liaise with owners regarding oil major approvals. Support claims team with claims related queries Experience & Skills Required Shore based shipping operator/ Ops Executive experience (sailing experience is not mandatory) Sound commercial awareness Junior officers without operations experience also can apply. Applicants with minimum 1 year of experience in tanker vessel operations will have an added advantage. Strong verbal and written communication skills in English

Monitor the vessel s speed, stoppages and consumptions; take corrective actions when there is a deviation. Check and take preventive actions when the vessel is not maintaining the agreed route Monitors the passages to ensure vessels take the most optimised route Monitor other parameters which would impact the performance of the vessels Analyse and correct the Noon reports for any issue in any specific parameter or the reports logic Required Skills: Should be from the Deck side Good communication skills Hands on experience on MS Office- Word, Excel and Outlook