JuWonOil Hiring for Two New Marine Fuel and Lubricant Broker Roles
Key Takeaways
- •JuWonOil LLC is hiring a marine fuels and distillates broker and a marine and energy lubricants broker, according to a company statement issued Monday.
- •Candidates are expected to have three to five years of experience in physical trading, brokering, or sales within marine fuels, distillates, or lubricants.
- •The roles require strong market knowledge, an established network of buyers and suppliers, and proficiency in negotiating shipping terms such as FOB, CIF, and Ex-Wharf.
- •Applicants should send a CV and brief cover note to careers@juwonoil.com.
- •JuWonOil is based in Houston, Texas, a major center for the North American bunker industry.

Houston-based marine fuel and lubricant trading firm JuWonOil LLC is hiring for two new commercial positions, the company said in an emailed statement on Monday.
The openings include a marine fuels & distillates broker and a marine & energy lubricants broker. The roles are commercial brokering positions covering the company's core business lines: marine fuels, distillates, and lubricants. Bunker brokers act as intermediaries between ship operators and physical fuel suppliers, matching cargo requirements with available supply across ports, so firms in this space typically prize candidates who bring both market knowledge and an existing book of contacts to the role.
Key Qualifications
- 3-5 years' experience in physical trading, brokering, or sales within marine fuels, distillates, or lubricants.
- Strong market knowledge and an established network of buyers and suppliers.
- Proficiency in negotiating shipping terms (FOB, CIF, Ex-Wharf, etc.) and contract documentation.
How to Apply
Applicants can send their CV and a brief cover note to careers@juwonoil.com. The company's website is www.juwonoil.com.
JuWonOil LLC is a marine fuel and lubricant trading company based in Houston, Texas, a major hub for the North American bunker industry. The Houston Ship Channel and broader U.S. Gulf Coast region handle a large share of American seaborne trade and refinery output, making it a common base for physical fuel traders and brokers serving the region's shipping traffic.
Source: Ship & Bunker