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.
• 8–10 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 .