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BLUE Communications
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At BLUE, we’re always open to speculative applications. If you’d like to be considered for future opportunities, please feel free to send your CV anytime, and we'll add you to our talent pool. As we continue to grow throughout the year, we’ll be keeping an eye out for great talent.

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We regularly hire within both our PR Team and Digital Marketing Team.

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Please also feel free to follow us on LinkedIn where we post any new positions.



BLUE is the world’s leading integrated brand, PR & communications and digital marketing agency for the marine and renewable energy markets.

Bringing deep industry expertise, global networks and the very best brand, PR & communications, digital marketing and research capabilities, we create compelling strategies that deliver.

We guide our clients in building powerful brands and reputations on a global scale, growing revenue, pioneering innovation, influencing policy and igniting meaningful transformation.

The energy and digital transitions are triggering ground-breaking developments in renewables, clean technology, new fuels, automation, artificial intelligence and blockchain. These are having a transformative impact on the marine and renewable energy sectors, creating unparalleled challenges and opportunities.

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