A Sea Manager is responsible for the planning, implementation and monitoring of projects in the maritime sector. This can include the organization of sea transport, the management of port activities or the coordination of ship operations. Sea Managers work closely with various stakeholders such as shipping companies, port authorities and logistics companies to ensure that all processes run smoothly and safety standards are met.
A Sea Manager usually needs a degree in a relevant field such as marine engineering, logistics, business administration or related courses. Practical experience, for example through internships in the maritime industry, is also a great advantage. Additional qualifications in project management or international trade law can improve job opportunities.
A career as a Sea Manager offers a wide range of opportunities, both in the private and public sectors. As experience progresses, Sea Managers can advance to higher management positions or focus on specialized areas such as ship management or port development. There is also the opportunity to pursue international careers in the maritime sector.
