Wed 16 Sep 2026, 06:45 GMT | Updated: Wed 16 Sep 2026, 06:48 GMT | Bunker Index Staff

Glander International Bunkering seeks bunker trader for Valencia office


Role open to sales professionals regardless of prior oil industry experience.


Glander International Bunkering logo.
Glander International Bunkering is recruiting a bunker trader with a “positive, results-driven mindset” for its Valencia office. Image credit: Glander International Bunkering

Glander International Bunkering has advertised a vacancy for a bunker trader to be based in Valencia, Spain.

The role, open to candidates with a background in sales rather than necessarily the oil industry, will see the successful applicant take on responsibilities including understanding customer needs, negotiating prices, closing deals, identifying new business opportunities, engaging in day-to-day trading of bunker fuel, as well as participating in client and supplier visits.

The new hire will be introduced to trading tools, platforms and networks, and will be expected to develop an understanding of the market while building their own relationships and sourcing channels.

Candidates are expected to be fluent in written and spoken English, as well as proficient in at least one additional language. They should also demonstrate a “positive, results-driven mindset” and an ability to build relationships with both customers and suppliers.

Founded in 1961, Glander International Bunkering operates a global network of offices across the USA, Asia, Europe, Africa and the Middle East, providing fuel and lubricant trading and brokering services.

In order to apply for the position, please click here.

Questions can also be directed to managing director Álvaro Sierra Navarro via email at alsn@gibunkering.com.



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