Junior (0-2 years of experience)
Summary of the Role
As a Junior Agronomy Data Scientist, you will leverage your knowledge in data science and agronomy to analyze agricultural data, with the goal of improving crop production, managing resources more efficiently, and contributing to sustainable agricultural practices. This data-driven role requires strong analytical skills and an ability to work with large datasets related to soil, climate, crop performance, and farming techniques.
Required Skills
Data analysis and visualization
Machine learning and statistical modeling
Programming in languages such as Python, R, or SQL
Understanding of agronomic principles and practices
Familiarity with GIS and remote sensing technologies
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Qualifications
Bachelors degree in Data Science, Agronomy, Agricultural Science, Statistics, or a related field.
Basic understanding of machine learning algorithms and statistical analysis techniques.
Experience with data analysis software and programming languages such as R, Python, or SQL.
Familiarity with GIS and remote sensing tools, and their application in agriculture.
Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
Ability to effectively communicate complex data insights to various stakeholders.
Responsibilities
Collect and clean agricultural data from various sources including satellite imagery, sensor data, and farm management systems.
Analyze data to identify patterns and trends that can inform decisions in crop management and agribusiness strategies.
Work with cross-functional teams to develop predictive models and data-driven recommendations for farmers and agricultural organizations.
Assist in the design and implementation of field experiments to test hypotheses and improve data collection methods.
Help to develop tools and applications that can deliver actionable insights to stakeholders in the agricultural sector.
Contribute to research and development initiatives focused on advancing precision agriculture and sustainable farming methods.
Document and present findings to technical and non-technical audiences, including preparing reports and visualizations.