Analyst, Fuel Performance and Decarbonization

Role overview

Essential functions

• Develop fuel budgets, consumption forecasts, and short- and long-term fuel lift plans to optimize fleet bunkering schedules.
• Analyze vessel deployment, itineraries, operational profiles, and fuel availability; implement modeling tools to improve planning.
• Support fuel demand modeling, forecasting, and optimization tools; identify operational, technical, and itinerary-related fuel optimization opportunities.
• Track actual fuel consumption and costs against budgets and forecasts, conduct variance analysis, and report insights to Operations and Finance.
• Coordinate fuel, efficiency, cost, and operational KPI development, monitoring, and reporting.
• Support SEEMP Part I and II, EU/UK MRV, FuelEU, and other regulatory monitoring and reporting; assist with fuel tax exemption certificates and accurate consumption and emissions data.
• Develop cost-benefit analyses and business cases; quantify savings, financial impacts, investment requirements, and risks.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

• Associate's degree.
• Experience developing forecast models and business cases and translating complex data into actionable insights.
• A bachelor's degree in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, Engineering, Business Analytics, or Data Science is listed among the qualifications.
• Two or more years in energy management, marine operations, or fuel and energy consumption is preferred.

Knowledge and skills

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, Power BI, numerical modeling tools, and asset management software.
• Knowledge of marine fuels and bunkering operations; experience with marine asset management software.
• Strong organization, attention to detail, communication, and analytical skills.
• Python or another coding language is a plus.

Workplace and travel

• The position is in-office Monday through Thursday at a designated South Florida office; employees may work from home on Fridays.
• Candidates must be in or willing to relocate to the Miami/Fort Lauderdale area.
• Travel is less than 25%, with shipboard travel likely.
• Work is primarily in a climate-controlled environment with minimal safety or health hazards; the role requires extended periods at a desk or computer.

Benefits

• The posting describes health, dental, vision, mental health, life insurance, disability, retirement savings, stock purchase, holidays, vacation, and bonus benefits.