Seatrium Announces New Job Openings for Technical and Supervisory Positions

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Global Giant of the Maritime and Offshore Sector, Seatrium Opens Job Opportunities for Professionals of Different Profiles and Reinforces Its Presence in Brazil.

Seatrium has various job openings available in Brazil. The company, which emerged from the merger of Sembcorp Marine Ltd and Keppel Offshore & Marine, reinforces its commitment to the development of the Brazilian naval sector and seeks qualified professionals to work in its operations spread across the country.

The opportunities range from technical roles to leadership and engineering positions, reflecting the company’s strategic growth in Latin America.

Job Openings at Seatrium

Seatrium is recruiting talent for the following positions:

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Open Registrations

Those interested in joining the Seatrium team should register in the company’s Talent Bank by accessing the official link. Apply here.

The process is 100% online, facilitating applications from professionals in different regions.

About the Company

Based in Singapore and present in countries such as Brazil, China, Japan, Norway, and the USA, Seatrium is the result of the merger between two giants of the maritime sector.

In Brazil, the company maintains robust operations with three prominent shipyards: BrasFELS in Angra dos Reis (RJ), Jurong Aracruz (ES), and Seatrium Singmarine Brazil in Navegantes (SC).

The company boasts over 60 years of global experience in the design, construction, modernization, and conversion of specialized vessels, including FPSOs, drill ships, semisubmersible platforms, and offshore support vessels.

Why Work at Seatrium?

Being part of the Seatrium team means joining one of the world’s largest groups in offshore and naval engineering.

Seatrium heavily invests in innovation, safety, and continuous training. Its collaborative and multicultural environment fosters professional growth and recognition, with projects on an international scale.

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