The phrase "as second officer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to roles or positions, particularly in maritime or aviation settings.
Example: "He was appointed as second officer on the ship, responsible for navigation and safety."
Alternatives: "in the role of second officer" or "serving as second officer."
Hermanson served as second officer of the Chr.
With Mr. Osborne, a Scot, who had served on the ship as Second Officer between 1970 and 1975, the writer witnessed the ship's docking and the frantic de-boarding.
When the war was over, he got a job in the movies, working as a scriptwriter and producer for Ealing Studios and J Arthur Rank - his credits include The Cruel Sea (1953), adapted from Nicholas Monsarrat's novel, and A Night to Remember (1958), starring Kenneth More as second officer on the Titanic - and later moving to Hollywood.
Mackintosh's first Antarctic experience was as second officer on Shackleton's Nimrod Expedition, 1907 09.
She was renamed Iéna, and command given to Lieutenant Morice, with Lieutenant de vaisseau Albin Roussin as second officer.
Crean joined Shackleton's Imperial Transantarctic Expedition on 25 May 1914, as second officer, with a varied range of duties.
He took a leave of absence in 1807 to serve as first officer on a merchant ship to China.
It stars Sonequa Martin-Green as Michael Burnham, a human who was raised by the Vulcan Sarek (for non-Trek fans: Sarek is also Spock's dad) and now serves as first officer on the U.S.S.
Edward Fletcher as Sixth Officer James Moody: The ship's only junior officer to have died in the sinking.
Ioan Gruffudd as Fifth Officer Harold Lowe: The ship's only officer to lead a lifeboat to retrieve survivors of the sinking from the icy waters.
Ewan Stewart as First Officer William Murdoch: The officer who is put in charge of the bridge on the night the ship struck the iceberg.
