Greece’s Coast Guard has announced the recruitment of 39 permanent technical officers, offering a new career opportunity for engineering graduates seeking to join the country’s maritime security services.
The positions, which grant successful candidates officer rank, will be filled through a points-based selection system that places strong emphasis on academic qualifications and foreign language skills.
Positions Across Engineering Fields
The vacancies are open to graduates from accredited engineering schools in Greece or equivalent institutions abroad. Roles are distributed across several technical specializations, including mechanical engineering, naval architecture, civil engineering, electrical and computer engineering, chemical engineering, and electronics.
The largest number of positions is allocated to electrical and computer engineers, followed by naval architects and electronics specialists, reflecting the Coast Guard’s growing technical needs.
Flexible Allocation System
Authorities have provided a redistribution mechanism to ensure all positions are filled. If vacancies remain in certain fields, they may be reassigned to related engineering disciplines, depending on operational requirements.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must meet a set of basic requirements, including:
- Being born from January 1, 1996 onwards (up to 30 years old)
- Meeting minimum height standards
- Demonstrating at least a B2-level proficiency in one foreign language, such as English, French, German, Italian, or Spanish
- Completing military service obligations (for male candidates)
- Meeting required health and fitness standards
Application Process and Deadline
Applications must be submitted by registered mail, along with all required supporting documents. The submission period will run from April 30 to May 22, 2026.
Candidates are encouraged to carefully review eligibility conditions and ensure all documentation is complete, as the selection process will be strictly based on scoring criteria.
