New IMarEST Job Portal Connects Employers and Top Marine Talent

20 November 2024
Edited By: ECO

The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science, and Technology (IMarEST) has launched a dedicated job portal to bridge the gap between employers and top-tier talent in the marine industry. IMarEST Marine Jobs (jobs.imarest.org) will be a critical hub, providing job seekers with a wide range of opportunities and giving recruiters access to a qualified, globally engaged audience.

IMarEST Marine Jobs will be a critical hub for the industry. (Image credit: IMarEST)

IMarEST Marine Jobs is available to IMarEST’s 12,500 international members, alongside anyone who registers as a user. Uniquely, it will also be integrated into IMarEST Connect, the Institute’s member-only engagement platform, which is used by those who are deeply invested in their professional development and industry best practices.

The launch of the new job portal comes at a crucial time for the IMarEST, as it introduces its ‘Marine Partner’ scheme for corporate members. Marine Partnership offers numerous benefits, including preferential rates for IMarEST Marine Jobs. The platform will also dovetail with several new learning and development initiatives at the Institute aimed at supporting career progression.

“IMarEST Marine Jobs further supports our commitment to providing recruitment opportunities in our sector,” said Chris Goldsworthy, CEO of the IMarEST. “This platform helps people who wish to take the next step in their career journey and provides employers with a streamlined way to find highly-skilled professionals.”

For job seekers, the user-friendly platform offers an easy-to-use search function and a sign-up for job alerts. Additionally, various packages are available for recruiters that wish to advertise.

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