Mon 31 Aug 2026, 06:41 GMT | Updated: Mon 31 Aug 2026, 06:44 GMT | Bunker Index Staff

Monjasa opens two trader roles at Cyprus base, one for Italian speaker


Experience in shipping or sales described as a requirement.


Limassol cityscape.
Monjasa is expanding its team in Limassol, Cyprus, with two new trader hires, including one earmarked for an Italian-speaking candidate. Pictured: Cityscape of Limassol, Cyprus. Image credit: Alex Tomato/Unsplash

Monjasa is recruiting two traders to join its office in Limassol, Cyprus, with one of the positions intended for an Italian-speaking candidate. Applications are open until 20 September.

Theodoros Mitsingas, General Manager Mediterranean, explained: "As a leading supplier and trading house in the global bunker industry, the trader role offers a great opportunity to take ownership of tasks and drive business development. We are a dynamic team and together we make the workdays flow smoothly. We offer a fantastic work environment with a strong focus on our well-being."

Successful candidates will be expected to develop and maintain customer portfolios, provide specialist advice on bunker solutions, and support internal operations by monitoring ports and regions, tracking vessel movements, and coordinating fuel deliveries. Monjasa says it also expects applicants to bring an existing portfolio or professional network to the role from the outset.

The positions require a minimum bachelor's degree and experience from either the shipping industry or a sales role. Fluency in English is described as a requirement, while additional language skills are considered an asset. The company is seeking candidates with strong analytical and negotiation skills, alongside the ability to work both independently and within a team.

Interested applicants are invited to submit their applications here no later than 20 September, and may contact Monjasa's HR support team at hr.eur@monjasa.com for assistance.



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