Manager - Life Support Systems

Keep the Ocean Alive Join the Team Behind the Scenes

At the Red Sea Marine Life Institute Corallium, the magic of living coral reefs and thriving fish schools depends on more than biology. Behind every crystal-clear habitat and every healthy animal is a world-class engineering system - the heartbeat of the ocean we create.

Corallium is a flagship experience under Red Sea Global (RSG), inspired by the wonders of the Red Sea. As a new attraction opening at Amaala's Triple Bay, Corallium aims to offer transformative, world-class visitor journeys grounded in marine education, environmental regeneration, and immersive storytelling. It operates with the ambition of becoming a global benchmark in ocean experience and stewardship, aligned with RSG's vision of responsible tourism, sustainability, and regeneration.

Every role at Corallium contributes directly to this mission from planning and development to day-to-day guest delivery as part of a team committed to excellence, innovation, and impact.

At Corallium, we are not only creating a one-of-a-kind marine destination we are building a culture grounded in purpose. Whether you are a scientist, storyteller, technician, or guest experience expert, your role here will shape a legacy of ocean stewardship for generations to come.

Join our pioneering team and help bring the Red Sea's wonders to life.

Ready to explore a role that inspires and impacts Apply now and join us at the heart of the Red Sea.

We are seeking a Manager Life Support Systems to lead daily operations of our aquatic engineering infrastructure. This role is about more than machines it's about ensuring that the Red Sea's story can be brought to life for the world.

What You'll Do

• Oversee the daily operation of advanced water treatment and life support systems.
• Supervise and mentor Assistant Managers and Specialists in a high-performance team.
• Collaborate with curators, veterinarians, and aquarists to ensure healthy, thriving exhibits.
• Take responsibility for troubleshooting and rapid response to technical challenges.
• Contribute to system upgrades, sustainability initiatives, and new projects.

What We're Looking For

• A degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Marine, or Environmental Engineering.
• 810 years experience in aquatic systems or water treatment, with supervisory experience.
• Hands-on expertise in pumps, filtration, ozone, UV, and monitoring systems.
• Strong leadership, problem-solving, and communication skills.
• A professional who sees engineering as essential to life and conservation.

Why This Role is Unique

• Work in the world's first institute dedicated to the Red Sea.
• Manage systems that sustain living reefs and ecosystems seen nowhere else.
• Join a team where engineering is as critical as science and conservation.
• Know that your work every day sustains life, inspires millions, and shapes the future of aquariums.

This is not just a management job. It's a rare chance to be the engineer who keeps an ocean alive.