Anton Zinin

Marine electrical professional with over 20 years of seagoing experience spanning almost every major vessel type — dry cargo, multipurpose, container (900 TEU sub-feeder up to 8,350 TEU), chemical tanker, LPG tanker, product tanker, scientific research / deep-sea exploration vessels, and large cruise ships (up to 164,000 GT). Includes 10+ years as 1st Electrical Engineer aboard the Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) fleet and direct involvement in 8 dry-dockings, including a new-build delivery and maiden voyage — giving strong cross-fleet technical judgement to assess electrical condition and scope dry-dock work across virtually any vessel type and age. STCW-compliant, English-fluent, EU-resident (Spain) with valid US C1/D visa — no visa sponsorship required.

Now seeking to move ashore into an Electrical Superintendent role, while remaining open to senior ETO / Electrical Engineer sea-going positions with a leading European operator (Carnival UK — P&O, Princess, Cunard; Viking; Saga; or luxury yacht operators such as Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection, Explora Journeys).

1st Electrical Engineer at Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (2016-06 – Present)

• Responsible for the maintenance, fault-finding and repair of all electrical systems on board large cruise vessels, ensuring compliance with SOLAS and company technical standards
• Supervised and trained junior electricians and ETOs; maintained high, medium and low voltage systems, automation panels, and passenger-facing systems (elevators, escalators) per PMS
• Worked closely with Chief Engineer and technical superintendents on dry-dock preparation and equipment upgrades

Electrical Engineer at Selandia Ship Management (2015-12 – 2016-05)

• Maintained and repaired shipboard electrical and automation systems; carried out routine inspections, fault diagnosis and preventive maintenance per PMS schedule

Electrical Engineer at United Arab Chemical Carriers Ltd (2015-02 – 2015-07)

• Responsible for electrical maintenance on chemical tanker operations, including cargo-related electrical systems, in compliance with international tanker safety standards

Electrical Technical Officer (ETO) at Schiffahrtsgesellschaft Oltmann mbH & Co. KG (2011-06 – 2014-12)

• Served as sole Electro-Technical Officer, responsible for full electrical department operations on board — maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of navigation, automation and power distribution systems
• Built strong foundation in German maritime technical and safety standards

Electro-Technical Officer (ETO) at German LPG Fleet (2010-11 – 2011-03)

• Sole ETO responsible for maintenance and troubleshooting of electrical systems on LPG tanker, in compliance with gas-carrier safety and electrical hazard-area standards

Electro-Technical Officer (ETO) at German Container Fleet (2006-04 – 2010-08)

• Completed 10 consecutive contracts as sole ETO on German-flagged container vessels, reflecting strong reliability and consistent performance rating with the company
• Responsible for full electrical department operations: maintenance, fault-finding and repair of power distribution, automation, navigation and cargo-related electrical systems
• Built deep expertise in German maritime technical and safety standards across a large, modern container fleet

Electrical Officer at Dry Cargo, Multipurpose & Container Vessels (2001-12 – 2005-10)

• Five early-career contracts with different German shipowners (incl. August Bolten und Nachfolger, Thomas Schulte Reederei, Bernhard Schulte Management, Hans Peterson und Sohn, Dobson Schiffahrt), arranged via crewing agencies — broad foundational exposure to dry cargo, multipurpose and container vessel electrical systems

2nd Electrical Engineer at Scientific Research Vessels (1999-07 – 2001-10)

• Maintained electrical and automation systems supporting specialized deep-sea research and survey equipment across three vessels, incl. dry-dock repair in Catania, Italy

Operation of Ship Electrical Equipment and Automation – Kaliningrad State Technical University (KGTU) (1990 – 1994)

Continuing Education (correspondence course) in Automation of Technological Processes – National Technological University, Moscow (2023 – 2024)