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A maritime robotics company based in Singapore is seeking a Procurement & Supply Specialist. You will manage sourcing, supplier partnerships, and the logistics of marine supplies. Ideal candidates should have a diploma in a related field and 2+ years of procurement experience, preferably in the maritime industry. The role offers a competitive salary range of $4,500 - $6,000, and requires negotiation skills, compliance knowledge, and fluency in English.
Location
PANTECH BUSINESS HUB (On-site coordination at ports/terminals required)
Job Function
Procurement
Employment Type
Full Time
Position Level
Executive
Education Level
Diploma
Min Yrs of Work Experience
2 Years Of Experience
Salary Range
4,500 - 6,000
Number of Vacancies
1
Posted On
10 hours ago
Expiring On
3 months
Why Join Us? Impactful role ensuring seamless vessel operations in a cutting-edge robotics environment. Opportunities to build expertise in maritime procurement and sustainability (e.g., eco-friendly bunkering).
Job Overview We seek a proactive Procurement & Supply Specialist to manage end-to-end sourcing, supplier partnerships, and logistics for vessel operations (Harbour Craft/working boats). You’ll ensure cost-effective, timely procurement of marine supplies (e.g., bunker fuel, freshwater, spare parts, provisions) while optimizing inventory and compliance with port regulations.
Preferred Qualifications
Please send your CV to: jane.zou@neptune-robotics.com if you are interested.
We are a company specialized in designing and manufacturing ship hull cleaning robots. Headquartered in Shenzhen, China, we are expanding our business in Singapore. Neptune Robotics uses robotics to reduce maritime fuel consumption and carbon emissions to achieve Net Zero before 2050. Our features include above water cleaning, clear imaging in muddy waters, operation in strong currents, zero damage to coatings, and compliance with AMSA and MPI requirements. Neptune Robotics provides valuable industry insights and professional advice for shipowners, ship managers, and maritime operators.