Mon 31 Aug 2026, 06:56 GMT | Updated: Mon 31 Aug 2026, 06:59 GMT | Bunker Index Staff

Monjasa recruiting trader for New York team


Experience in marine fuel or shipping an advantage but not a requirement.


Empire State Building, New York.
Monjasa has set an application deadline of 21 September for the role of trader in New York. Pictured: Empire State Building and New York city skyline. Image credit: Kit Suman/Unsplash

Monjasa is seeking to hire a trader for its New York office, according to a job posting by the Denmark-headquartered bunker company.

The role, which has an application deadline of 21 September, would see the successful candidate join one of Monjasa's key commercial hubs in the Americas.

The new hire would be expected to manage their own portfolio of customers and suppliers from day one, negotiate deals, and oversee the full trading cycle from purchase to delivery of bunker fuel. The position also involves daily execution of spot purchases and sales, logistical coordination of fuel deliveries, and collaboration with the company’s compliance and credit teams.

Monjasa said the role is open to candidates with a background in sales, trading, shipping, logistics or other commercial fields, and noted that experience in the bunker or shipping industry would be an advantage but is not a requirement. Candidates must hold valid authorization to work in the United States.

The company said it values a proactive attitude and a "hunger to compete", alongside analytical ability and relationship-building skills. Fluency in English is required, with a second language listed as advantageous.

Monjasa frames its corporate culture around the values of respect, curiosity, ambition, building long-term customer relationships, and delivering “original solutions” to clients.

Interested applicants are directed to submit applications here no later than 21 September. Enquiries regarding the application process can be directed to hr.ame@monjasa.com.



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