Weather Routing Analyst

Accelleron is accelerating sustainability in the marine and energy industries as a global technology leader in turbocharging, fuel injection, and digital solutions for heavy-duty applications. Building on a heritage of over 100 years as a trusted industry partner, the company serves customers in more than 100 locations in over 50 countries. Accelleron’s 3,000 employees are continuously innovating to deliver best-in-class products, services, and solutions that are mission-critical for the energy transition. You will join a team of experts in an exciting international environment, committed to excellence and innovation. Together, we support our customers in driving the transition toward sustainable industries with cutting-edge technology, deep expertise, and smart solutions. At Accelleron, we foster diversity and inclusion, welcoming and celebrating individual differences as a source of strength. The Weather Routing Analyst is responsible for delivering safe, efficient, and customer-centric voyage routing services to shipping clients. This role combines operational execution, real-time communication, data management, and service coordination. The analyst will handle new voyage requests, set up orders in internal systems, guide vessels through optimal routes, monitor performance, and provide timely updates to both internal and external stakeholders. The position requires strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and excellent communication with shipmasters, clients, and internal teams. Your Responsibilities: Voyage Setup & Operational Execution Receive and process new voyage orders from clients in a timely manner. Create, configure, and validate voyage profiles in proprietary routing systems Analyze forecast weather, ocean currents, and routing constraints to prepare initial recommended routes. Provide route guidance and updates to vessels throughout the voyage, balancing safety, fuel efficiency, and schedule commitments. Monitor vessel progress and adjust routing recommendations based on evolving weather or operational conditions. Communication & Stakeholder Coordination Act as the primary point of contact for assigned voyages, ensuring clear, proactive, and professional communication with shipmasters and client representatives. Deliver regular performance updates, ETA revisions, and risk advisories to stakeholders. Escalate operational concerns or deviations to supervisors when required. Support seamless handovers between global offices and teams to ensure 24/7 service continuity. Data Collection, Analysis & Reporting Collect, validate, and record vessel performance data (noon reports, sensor data, weather observations, etc.). Monitor and document fuel consumption, speed performance, and weather-related deviations using proprietary applications Prepare voyage summaries, post-voyage analyses, and client-specific reports as required. Contribute data and observations to internal performance databases and dashboards. Customer Service & Client Support Provide top-tier customer service by ensuring timely responses, accurate information, and professional handling of client queries. Support client onboarding and usage of routing dashboards, software tools, and reporting systems when needed. Identify recurring client issues or requests and communicate them to supervisors for process or product improvement. Help demonstrate the value of routing services through examples of fuel savings, operational efficiencies, and safety improvements. Safety, Compliance & Risk Awareness Ensure all routing advice adheres to safety standards, regulatory constraints, and company procedures. Monitor and highlight operational risks such as adverse weather, piracy zones, ice limits, or restricted navigation areas. Document decisions and communications for audit readiness and potential commercial claim scenarios. Stay updated on routing-related regulations, environmental requirements, and best practices. Collaboration & Continuous Improvement Work closely with team members across global offices to support unified service delivery. Provide operational feedback to supervisors and software teams regarding system functionality or enhancement opportunities. Participate in internal training sessions on weather interpretation, ship-shore communication, and routing methodologies. Contribute ideas for improving workflow efficiency, reporting quality, and customer experience. Your Background: Required: Minimum STCW II/1 Officer of the Watch (Deck) Certificate of Competency (Second Officer or equivalent). 1-3 years sailing experience on ocean going vessels with minimum rank of a third navigational watch officer Strong understanding of marine weather forecasting and voyage planning principles. Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English. Experience interacting with shipmasters, technical teams, or shipping clients. Ability to multitask and work under time-sensitive conditions. Proficiency with routing or marine operational software (training will be provided). High attention to detail and a strong customer service mindset. Preferred: Bachelor’s degree in Meteorology, Oceanography, Marine Engineering, Nautical Science, or related field. 0–3 years of experience in weather routing, marine operations, or vessel performance analysis (or equivalent internship/academic experience). Familiarity with charter party terms, commercial exposure, or vessel performance metrics. Exposure to decarbonization initiatives or emissions-related voyage considerations. Your Benefits: Work on impactful solutions that promote global sustainability Leverage cutting-edge technologies in a supportive, agile environment Grow your career with opportunities for learning and development Competitive Compensation Package Employer-Contributed Provident Fund (EPF) We look forward to receiving your application. If you want to discover more about Accelleron, take another look at our website . Accelleron Data Privacy Statement: Job Family Group: Administration