Join Neuver Maritime as our new Compliance Specialist

Neuver Maritime -- the trusted lifecycle partner in Maneuvering Solutions

At Neuver Maritime, we are building the future of Safe and Efficient Maneuvering at Sea. We are a company with strong growth, with clear ambitions to scale our commercial footprint, strengthen customer partnerships, and set a new standard for lifecycle-driven maritime solutions. At Neuver Maritime, we focus on innovative, result-oriented solutions that empower our clients to get the most out of our products.

Headquartered in Norway’s maritime cluster, Neuver Maritime operates from key locations in Brattvaag, Aalesund, and Hagavik, supported by a growing global presence across the US, China, Singapore, South Korea, Poland, and Greece. Our expanding network of service partners and strategic locations allows us to stay close to our customers, respond quickly, act decisively, and build relationships that last.

As a market leader in maritime maneuvering solutions, we deliver high-quality steering gears and rudders trusted by more than 14,000 vessels worldwide. Our focus is not only on product excellence, but on accelerating growth through strong commercial leadership, lifecycle services, and a clear customer-first mindset.

Joining Neuver Maritime means joining a company on the move. You will become part of an ambitious, execution-oriented organization where ideas turn into action; leadership has real impact, and there is significant opportunity to grow with the business.

Compliance Specialist
Neuver Maritime is strengthening its governance and compliance capabilities and is now seeking a structured, confident, and business-oriented Compliance Specialist.

This is a key role with overall responsibility for the company’s compliance framework, with a particular focus on anti-corruption, anti-money laundering, human rights, sanctions, and export controls. The role includes line management responsibility for Export Control and close collaboration with senior leadership to ensure compliance is fully integrated into strategy, operations, and decision-making.

You will play a central role in safeguarding our integrity while enabling sustainable growth in an international and technically advanced environment.

Key responsibilities:

• Implement, maintain, and continuously improve the company’s compliance framework

• Develop, review, and update compliance policies and governing documentation

• Conduct regular compliance risk assessments and ensure effective mitigation measures

• Lead and manage the annual compliance program

• Monitor regulatory developments and ensure timely implementation of new requirements

• Oversee third-party risk management and due diligence processes

• Prepare compliance reports for senior management, the Board of Directors, and regulatory authorities

• Develop and deliver compliance training and awareness initiatives

• Conduct internal compliance audits and investigations when required

• Act as the primary contact point for regulatory authorities and external auditors on compliance matters

• Manage compliance incident reporting and follow-up actions

• Provide day-to-day leadership, mentoring, and performance management of Export Control

• Coordinate resource planning and prioritization within the compliance and export control function

• Ensure close collaboration across functions to integrate compliance into systems, processes, and strategy

• Contribute to ESG reporting and continuous improvement initiatives

• Promote a strong culture of integrity, transparency, and ethical conduct

Qualifications and experience:

• Bachelor’s or master’s degree in law, Business Administration, Finance, or a related field

• Relevant and extensive professional experience may compensate for formal education.

• Experience within compliance, risk management, internal audit, or legal functions

• Solid understanding of relevant regulatory frameworks (anti-corruption, AML, sanctions, export controls)

• Experience from international organizations is an advantage

• Experience managing direct reports or leading small teams, preferably within compliance or export control

Personal attributes:

• High level of integrity and strong ethical judgment

• Analytical and structured, with the ability to balance detail and strategic perspective

• Confident communicator with strong stakeholder management skills

• Independent and decisive, with sound professional judgment

• Clear and effective written and verbal communication skills

• Resilient and comfortable handling sensitive or complex matters

• Collaborative and capable of building trust across the organization

Location for the role is Norway (Aalesund, Brattvaag or Hagavik) or Poland (Gdynia).

What We Offer:

• Coompetitive compensation

• Comprehensive benefits package

• Opportunities for professional growth and development.

• A supportive and inclusive work environment and a team culture that values collaboration and innovation

If there are any questions we have not answered above, or you want to simply find out more about us, please contact Monica L. Parr, VP QHSE & Sustainability, by email: monica.parr@neuver.com or by phone +47 90629737

Apply now and join Neuver Maritime!