Fri 30 Jan 2026, 14:00 GMT | Updated: Fri 30 Jan 2026, 14:05 GMT | Bunker Index Staff

Uni-Fuels seeks bunker traders for new London operation


Singapore-headquartered firm advertises position as part of UK expansion.


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Uni-Fuels is recruiting bunker traders in London as the company expands its operations. Image credit: Designed by Freepik

Uni-Fuels is recruiting bunker traders for its new London operation, according to a job posting on LinkedIn.

The Nasdaq-listed trader and broker, founded in 2021, is seeking candidates to manage marine fuel transactions and identify trading opportunities across varying market conditions.

According to the job advertisement, the role involves managing end-to-end marine fuel transactions, optimising margins, and delivering market insights. Candidates are also expected to stay informed of changing market regulations, industry trends, and market dynamics.

The job posting states that the company is looking for candidates who are "proactive, adaptable, and driven by a desire to learn and grow" and who possess strong relationship-building skills and a commercial mindset.

Uni-Fuels lists several employee benefits in the advertisement, including what it describes as a focus on wellbeing, a "vibrant company culture," professional development opportunities, and work prospects that "align with your ambition."

Uni-Fuels operates across a number of locations, with offices in Dubai, Limassol, Seoul, Shanghai and Singapore. In addition to London, the company is also currently looking to employ bunker traders in Piraeus.

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



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