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Oilmar Seeks Bunker Trader for Seoul Office

Author: Ship & Bunker·

Key Takeaways

  • •Oilmar FZCO, a Dubai-based marine fuel trading firm, is hiring a bunker trader to be based in Seoul, South Korea, per a LinkedIn job advertisement.
  • •The role calls for experience in bunker trading, marine fuels, shipping, or physical oil products trading, plus demonstrated sales and negotiation ability.
  • •Preferred qualifications include a bachelor's degree in Business, Maritime Studies, Economics, Finance, or a related discipline, and fluency in English.
  • •South Korea ranks among the world's largest bunker fuel markets, with Ulsan and Busan handling a substantial share of national marine fuel sales.
  • •The posting is part of broader hiring activity across bunkering hubs as the industry adapts to regulatory-driven fuel changes, including VLSFO and alternative fuels.
Oilmar Seeks Bunker Trader for Seoul Office

Marine fuel trading firm Oilmar FZCO is looking to hire a bunker trader based in Seoul, South Korea, according to a job advertisement posted by the company on LinkedIn. The full listing is available here.

Oilmar, which is based in Dubai, said it is seeking candidates with relevant experience in bunker trading, marine fuels, shipping, or physical oil products trading.

The advertisement lists the following qualifications and experience for the role:

  • A bachelor's degree in Business, Maritime Studies, Economics, Finance, or a related discipline (preferred).
  • Relevant experience in bunker trading, marine fuels, shipping, or physical oil products trading, with the expected experience level aligned with the seniority of the position.
  • Demonstrated sales and negotiation capability.
  • A strong understanding of global shipping markets, bunker products, quality specifications, and logistics constraints.
  • Fluency in English, with additional languages considered advantageous depending on location.

Seoul is a significant commercial hub for South Korea's shipping and refining industry, with the nearby port of Ulsan serving as one of the country's major bunkering centers. South Korea consistently ranks among the world's largest bunker fuel markets, and Ulsan, along with Busan, handles a substantial share of the country's marine fuel sales, making a local presence potentially valuable for a trading house covering the region.

The Seoul opening is the latest in a series of bunker-sector job postings tracked by industry media, reflecting ongoing hiring activity among physical suppliers and traders across key bunkering hubs even as the industry navigates regulatory-driven changes in fuel demand, including the transition to very low sulphur fuel oil and growing interest in alternative marine fuels.

The original report was published by Ship & Bunker (source).