International terminal operator across 24 ports in dry bulk, containers, and breakbulk
SEA-invest operates cargo terminals across 24 ports on two continents, handling dry bulk, containers, fruit and food, breakbulk, and liquid bulk. The tech stack is heavily weighted toward industrial automation (Siemens S7, Rockwell Automation, PLCs) and legacy ERP (Dynamics NAV), typical of port operations. Hiring velocity is accelerating with operations and engineering roles dominating the mix, while pain points cluster around process optimization, equipment maintenance, and network stability — suggesting investment in modernizing aging terminal infrastructure.
SEA-invest is an international terminal operator with 5,001–10,000 employees across 24 ports spanning two continents. The group provides stevedoring, warehousing, transport, and port-related services for dry bulk, containers, fruit and food, breakbulk, and liquid bulk cargo. The company operates primarily in Belgium and Canada. Core operational functions include terminal management, maintenance, logistics coordination, and network infrastructure. SEA-invest positions itself as a critical supply-chain node connecting producers and end-users across multiple industries.
SEA-invest operates terminals in 24 ports across two continents, handling five cargo types: dry bulk, containers, fruit and food, breakbulk, and liquid bulk. The company employs 5,001–10,000 people.
Yes. SEA-invest has 12 active engineering roles open with accelerating hiring velocity. Positions span mid-level (majority), senior, junior, and manager levels across Belgium and Canada.
SEA-invest runs Siemens S7 and Rockwell Automation for industrial control, Dynamics NAV for ERP, Palo Alto Networks and Citrix ADC for network infrastructure, and Checkmk/LibreNMS for monitoring.
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