ETO Jobs in Piraeus
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About Piraeus
Piraeus is the largest port in Greece and a central hub for one of the world's most significant shipowning nations — Greek-controlled tonnage represents a substantial share of the global fleet. Companies headquartered in and around Piraeus have long been major employers of foreign officers, given the scale of Greek shipping relative to Greece's own domestic seafarer population.
Greek shipowners based around Piraeus are consistently active recruiters across nearly every rank, with particularly strong, longstanding relationships with Turkish, Filipino, and Eastern European officers.
About the ETO role
The Electro-Technical Officer manages a vessel's increasingly complex electrical and automation systems — a role that has grown substantially in importance as vessels have become more electronically sophisticated. Companies operating modern, highly automated vessels place particular value on strong ETO candidates.
Container vessels and LNG carriers, given their especially complex electrical and automation systems, consistently offer the strongest compensation for experienced ETOs.
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How much does a ETO earn on vessels calling Piraeus?
Across vessel types, ETO salaries in 2026 typically range from $4,000 on bulk carriers up to $8,500 on LNG carriers — see the full breakdown by vessel type on our Salary Index.
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