Manager - Vessel Solutions
Abu Dhabi PortsUnited Arab Emirates - Abu DhabiPosted 16 October 2026
Naukri GulfDirect employerEnterprise
Location
United Arab Emirates - Abu Dhabi
Job type
On-site
Experience
5-8 years
Salary
AED 25k–38k/mo (est.)
Job description
Lead the selection, implementation, and optimization of vessel management solutions across the fleet, ensuring seamless integration of technical, operational, HSEQ, crewing, procurement, and compliance functions. Drive digital transformation initiatives that enhance fleet performance, regulatory compliance, data visibility, and operational efficiency.
Educational and Technical Qualifications:
- Bachelor's Degree in Marine Engineering, Nautical Science, Information Technology, Engineering, or related discipline.
- Minimum 5 years' experience in digital solutions, fleet systems, IT infrastructure, or technology project management.
- Experience managing maritime communication systems and technology vendors.
- AMOS, NS5, Helm CONNECT, ShipNet, Danaos, or similar vessel management systems.
- SAP, Oracle, Odoo, Microsoft Dynamics, or equivalent ERP platforms.
- Power BI, Microsoft Power Platform, and reporting tools.
- Maritime communications (VSAT, Starlink, Inmarsat, Iridium).
- IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, and systems integration.
Language Skills:
- English
- Arabic (Preferred)
- Project coordination, stakeholder management, maritime compliance, problem-solving.
Skills
SAPOracleOdooMicrosoft DynamicsPower BIMicrosoft Power PlatformAMOSShipNet
What Jobze.ai noticed
- Abu Dhabi Ports wants a marine IT expert to lead vessel management solutions and fleet-wide digital transformation.
- Requires hands-on experience connecting maritime systems like AMOS or ShipNet with major ERP platforms such as SAP or Oracle.
- Strong focus on IT infrastructure, vendor management, maritime communications, and regulatory compliance like ISM Code.
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