Roles and Responsibilities Manage day-to-day commercial and post-fixture operations of chartered dry bulk vessels. Coordinate closely with charterers, shipowners, brokers, agents, terminals, Masters, and internal commercial teams to ensure efficient voyage execution. Monitor vessel schedules, loading and discharge operations, port rotations, and voyage performance. Ensure compliance with charter party terms, voyage instructions, and operational requirements throughout the voyage lifecycle. Prepare and review voyage documentation, Statements of Facts, laytime calculations, demurrage, and detention claims. Monitor voyage profitability and identify opportunities for operational and commercial optimization. Track vessel performance, including fuel consumption, speed, port productivity, and turnaround efficiency. Liaise with weather routing providers, port agents, and operational stakeholders to mitigate voyage risks and delays. Maintain accurate records within IMOS and other operational systems. Monitor freight market developments, port conditions, and industry trends to support commercial decision-making. Support claims handling, dispute resolution, and post-voyage analysis where required Collaborate closely with chartering and commercial teams to maximize operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. Requirements Minimum 3–4 years of experience in vessel operations within the dry bulk shipping sector. Strong understanding of dry bulk post-fixture operations, voyage management, and charter party execution. Experience handling laytime calculations, demurrage claims, and voyage documentation. Good knowledge of charter party terms, freight operations, and dry bulk trade flows. Ability to manage multiple vessels and voyages simultaneously in a fast-paced environment. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Strong commercial awareness and problem-solving capability. Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications. Experience with IMOS or similar vessel o