The company Founded in 1993 and celebrating 32 years as a public company, TEN is one of the first and most established public shipping companies in the world. TEN's diversified energy fleet currently consists of 82 vessels, including ten DP2 shuttle tankers, three VLCCs, one scrubber fitted suezmax vessel, two scrubber-fitted MR product tankers and five scrubber-fitted LR1 tankers under construction, consisting of a mix of crude tankers, product tankers and LNG carriers totaling approx. 11 million dwt. TEN together with its affiliated companies provide a wide spectrum of employment opportunities and, thus, is seeking to enhance its dynamic team by recruiting dedicated, high-calibre professionals to join the workforce Chemical Engineering: Bunkering Officer Main duties and responsibilities • Plan, coordinate, and monitor bunker operations for company vessels. • Liaise with suppliers, surveyors, port authorities, laboratories, and vessel crew. • Ensure compliance with IMO, MARPOL, ISO 8217, and local regulations on fuel quality, safety, and emissions. • Review and verify bunker delivery notes, fuel specifications, sampling procedures, and quantity measurements. • Conduct or oversee fuel sampling, testing, and documentation; investigate off-spec or contamination cases. • Handle bunker quality and quantity claims and support dispute resolution. • Monitor bunker markets, negotiate supply terms, and assist in evaluating and benchmarking fuel suppliers. • Analyze fuel consumption and supply trends and recommend operational or cost-efficiency improvements. • Track developments in alternative fuels (LNG, biofuels, methanol, ammonia) and relevant regulations (FuelEU, EU ETS). • Support EUA exposure monitoring, procurement, and reporting obligations. • Maintain accurate bunkering records and prepare operational and management reports. • Contribute to ESG reporting and sustainability KPI tracking. Qualifications • Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering. • Experience in bunkering operations, marine fuels, shipping logistics, or fuel quality control will be an asset. • Knowledge of marine fuel types (VLSFO, HSFO, MGO, LNG, biofuels, emerging alternative fuels). • Understanding of ISO 8217 fuel standards, MARPOL Annex VI, fuel sampling protocols, and emissions-related rules (including EU ETS). • Ability to interpret laboratory analysis reports and assess off-spec causes. • Strong communication, negotiation, and coordination skills with suppliers and vessel personnel. • Ability to work in port environments and onboard vessels with adherence to safety protocols. • Proficient in documentation, data tracking, and preparing technical or operational reports.