Port
Key Facts
Singapore's port is one of the world's busiest and most connected, keeping global supply chains moving every day.
- One of the world's busiest container transhipment hubs
- More than 1,000 vessels in Singapore at any one time
- One in six of the global merchant fleet refuels here
- More than 80% of global goods move by sea
What you'll do
Manage vessel traffic, cargo handling and port systems that keep global supply chains moving. You'll be directly involved in the movement of global trade, keeping supply chains running and the world connected.
Career Areas
- Port Operations
- Logistics
- Vessel Traffic Management
- Marine Engineering
- Technical Services
Richard Tan — Network Planning, ONE
Discover how a pivot from the skies to the seas has led Richard to a fulfilling career planning sustainable and profitable routes across the globe.
Sachin Teotia — Senior Vessel Manager, Teekay
What insights and skills does a marine engineer with vast seafaring experience bring to his shore-based career as a vessel manager? For Sachin, it meant bringing his hands-on knowledge of ship systems into a new role at maritime multinational TeekayCorp, where he now oversees the technical, safety and compliance decisions that keep vessels moving and global trade connected. Watch the full video to see how his career at sea has shaped the way he leads from shore.
Satbir Singh — Vessel Manager, Eastaway
Having started out in marine engineering, Satbir never expected to go from fixing engines to managing entire ships. As a vessel manager, Satbir balances crew wellbeing, vessel performance optimisation, budgets and sustainability.
