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Energy Efficiency Specialist
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The Energy Efficiency Specialist supports MSC Cruises in reducing fuel consumption, emissions and operating costs across its fleet. Typical requirements include a degree or equivalent experience in energy management, marine engineering, environmental science or a related technical discipline; knowledge of energy-efficiency systems, monitoring tools, emissions regulations and data analysis; and strong Excel, reporting and communication skills. Experience in shipping, cruise operations, sustainability or ISO 50001-based energy management is advantageous. The successful candidate is expected to analyse performance data, identify improvement opportunities, support onboard teams, prepare technical reports and help implement efficiency initiatives. The role requires attention to detail, practical problem-solving, teamwork, willingness to travel and the ability to work with colleagues from different cultures.
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About MSC Cruises
MSC Cruises is the cruise division of MSC Group and one of the world's leading privately owned cruise companies. Headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, it operates a large and expanding fleet serving destinations across Europe, the Caribbean, North America, South America, the Middle East and other global markets. The company offers holidays covering accommodation, dining, entertainment, excursions and family activities, while continually investing in new ships, digital services and environmental improvements. MSC Cruises is working to reduce fuel use and emissions through more efficient vessels, alternative fuels, advanced waste-management systems and onboard energy monitoring. Its workforce includes maritime, hotel, culinary, entertainment, commercial, technical and corporate professionals from many countries. Employees may find opportunities both onboard ships and in shore-based offices, with roles often involving international collaboration and travel.