Matthew Malisiewicz

About Matthew Malisiewicz

Building the NEXT-GEN** maritime ecosystem (focus: Sub-Sahara AOR). Re-connecting seafarers. Democratizing the crewing-process.// While // Decentralizing career-management. Redefining the original world-wide-web. And re-powering the maritime profession w/cool jobs: https://tinyurl.com/LyfebotePromo ** Sea++// Sea AI Training+Tuning+QuantizingLyfebote // BUILT FOR THE CREW ++Always happy to #BeHelpful.We /Make Ships Click/ALWAYS FREE -)

Experience

1. Officer

   American Maritime Officers

   Jan 2010 — Present · US

   Officer in Charge of Navigational Watch + Cargo Handling across: Restricted/Pilotage waters of Alaska’s and Canada’s Inside Passage (+Ice Navigation), Southeast Asia, Mediterranean Sea, Caribbean Sea, Coast of West Africa, Pacific North/Central America, Panama & Suez Canals, US East & West Coasts, Straits of Malacca, South China Sea, Java Sea, Gulf of Thailand, Arabian Sea, Red Sea, Persian Gulf, Gulf of Aden, including Pacific/Atlantic Crossings. Cargo: Bulk, Breakbulk, Tanker, Container, LNG, Heavy-Lift, Ro-Ro, Lo-Lo, & Pax.Administration of Voyage Planning using ECDIS systems and US/British Admiralty charts. SOLAS/CFR compliance and maintenance of Lifesaving Equipment. Supervised and performed Lifeboat/Tender-Boat passenger operations and prepared for regulatory US Coast Guard inspections. Administration of SOLAS Training for new and returning crews/contractors.Various duties aboard a Military Sealift Command vessels operating in the Pacific Ocean Region for deployment as per US Department of Defense. Responsible for Navigation and Cargo Operations as well as Ship Security under strict guidelines from US DoD.Traded LNG gas cargo between the loading port of Ras Laffan, Qatar (Persian Gulf) and discharge terminal in Milford Haven, UK via the Suez Canal while responsible for navigational watches at sea and cargo deck watches in port; Administering cargo transfer operations on deck while holding watch over vessel ballast operations during cargo ops; Administering general passage and cargo ops planning and review; Administering checks during external and internal audits in relation to Life-Saving and Fire-Fighting portions of vessel Port State/Flag State/Class inspections. Trained under direct Master supervision toward Great Lakes Pilotage (Detroit River, St. Clair River, and St. Mary’s River). Involved in all piloting and cargo responsibilities: Navigation, Cargo Ops, Mooring Ops, Compliance, while progressively assuming supervision of respective duties.

Education

• Universidad Complutense de Madrid

  Study Abroad, Spanish Language and Culture + Architecture / History

  2000 — 2000

• State University of New York Maritime College

  M.S., International Transportation Management + USCG Officer License

  2006 — 2008

• University at Buffalo

  B.S., Accounting/Internal Audit/Finance & Geography of Int'l Business and World Trade

  1999 — 2003

Skills

• Ship Management
• Tanker
• International Shipping
• Navigation
• Maritime
• Shipping
• Ships
• Lng