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Port Saint Joe

As of November 12, 2026, Eastern Shipbuilding Group has 54 open roles in 3 cities.

Hiring in 3 cities
54Open roles
2Posted in the last 7 days

About Eastern Shipbuilding Group

Eastern is one of today’s leading innovators in marine construction and repair. Our two shipyard building facilities are some of the most modern and efficient

Founded in 1976 by Brian D’Isernia.

Founded
1976
Employees
501 to 1,000
Headquarters
Port Saint Joe
Hiring in
3 cities

Leadership

The top of Eastern Shipbuilding Group's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.

BIPhoto of Brian R. D’isernia

Brian R. D’isernia

CEO & Chairman

56 reports

SCPhoto of Scott Colemere

Scott Colemere

CFO

1 report

DLPhoto of Daniel R. Lozier

Daniel R. Lozier

General Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer

2 reports

JIPhoto of Joseph E. D’Isernia

Joseph E. D’Isernia

President

26 reports

JDPhoto of Jessica Ditto

Jessica Ditto

VP, Communications

FMPhoto of Fernando Malabet

Fernando Malabet

VP, Engineering

22 reports

Open roles at Eastern Shipbuilding Group 54

Eastern Shipbuilding Group jobs: common questions

Is Eastern Shipbuilding Group hiring right now?
Yes. Eastern Shipbuilding Group has 54 open roles listed as of November 12, 2026.
Where is Eastern Shipbuilding Group hiring?
Eastern Shipbuilding Group is hiring in 3 cities. The most open roles are in Panama City (39), Port Saint Joe (14) and Allanton (1).
Where is Eastern Shipbuilding Group headquartered?
Eastern Shipbuilding Group is headquartered in Port Saint Joe and was founded in 1976.
Who leads Eastern Shipbuilding Group?
Brian R. D’isernia, CEO & Chairman, is at the top of Eastern Shipbuilding Group's org chart.
How do I apply for a job at Eastern Shipbuilding Group?
Pick a role on Eastern Shipbuilding Group's TheJobsMap page and select Apply. Every listing links to the original posting on Eastern Shipbuilding Group's own careers site, so you apply directly with the employer.