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Seafarer Jobs in United States

Maritime jobs in the United States include deep-sea shipping, inland towing, Great Lakes vessels, offshore support, ferries, ports and shoreside operations. Many shipboard roles require U.S. work authorization and Coast Guard-issued credentials.

How to prepare your application

Check whether the vacancy requires a Merchant Mariner Credential, Transportation Worker Identification Credential, medical certificate, union membership or a specific Coast Guard endorsement. Jones Act and government-contract roles may carry nationality requirements.

Credential and safety check

Confirm credential requirements through the U.S. Coast Guard National Maritime Center and apply through an official employer or union channel. Marine Insight 360 does not charge candidates to apply.

Current United States-matched vacancies

101 roles mention United States or a major local maritime centre. Worldwide roles follow.

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Questions about jobs in United States

How can I find seafarer jobs in United States?

Review the current vacancies below and compare the rank, vessel type, joining location, contract and credentials. Check whether the vacancy requires a Merchant Mariner Credential, Transportation Worker Identification Credential, medical certificate, union membership or a specific Coast Guard endorsement. Jones Act and government-contract roles may carry nationality requirements.

Which certificates are needed for maritime jobs in United States?

Requirements depend on rank, vessel flag and employer. Confirm credential requirements through the U.S. Coast Guard National Maritime Center and apply through an official employer or union channel. Marine Insight 360 does not charge candidates to apply.

Are all jobs on this page based in United States?

No. Country-matched vacancies appear first. Worldwide shipboard roles are shown separately because an employer may accept U.S. candidates even when the vessel joins or trades elsewhere.