Head of Agronomist Product Development
Biome Makers
We are hiring an Ag Tech Head of Product Development
Biome Makers is a global AgTech on a mission to restore soil health! We are a fun, multicultural and energetic team, composed of industry experts, top scientists, and talented engineers. We preserve the startup mindset of innovation and continue to bring solutions to tackle global challenges. Check out our impact so far through this Report.
Founded in California’s Silicon Valley in 2015, Biome Makers is setting the standard in soil health with BeCrop® technology. We integrate soil microbiology into agricultural decision-making to optimize farming practices and reverse the degradation of arable soils. With labs across the globe, customers on 4 continents, and 1M+ acres of land impacted, Biome Makers has revitalized soil functionality and agricultural sustainability worldwide.
We are looking for a dynamic, passionate and motivated Head of Product Development to join our team. This role reports to the CSO.
Location: Spain (remote job)
Duties & Responsibilities
· Communicate with existing and potential clients, identify products needed to meet customer demands, and to further developments of those products
· Become an expert on Biome Makers’ products, and remain informed about products and trends in the AgTech market
· Integrate and filter feedback from multiple departments in contact with clients, and communicate with IT, Sales and Data Science deparmtments to define solutions
· Define and implement product development strategies, combining a deep understanding of clients and the agriculture market
· Interact, coordinate, and work with different departments
· Responsible for the transition from the development or update of a technical product to the delivery to clients
· Coordinate the flow and timeline with Marketing and Sales to ensure the client will is informed regarding the new or updated product
Job competencies & Personal attributes
· Bachelor’s degree in Business, Mathematics, Computer science, Information Systems, or a related field
· +7 years experience in Product management & development
· Ag tech background and experience is a must
· Experience in data analysis is a plus
· Analytical skills to identify needs and obtain feedback from clients
· Knowledge of product methodology and product management
· Experience with client communication
· Ability to develop and maintain long-lasting relationships with clients and stakeholders
· Experience identifying product needs and managing the development of those products to meet customer demands
· Outstanding English communication skills, both verbal and written
· Advanced Spanish language proficiency
Best Perks in the Industry
- Competitive Salary
- Remote Work Environment
- Flexible Scheduling Hours
- Competitive & Quick Growth Path
- Professional Development & Education Opportunities
- Company Sponsored Events
“Working with nature, at the intersection of new age technology and age-old wisdom, is where we will find resilience in agriculture.” - Meri Lillia Mullins, team member at Biome Makers.
Biome Makers is an ecosystem. Our team specializes in soil science, agriculture, business, genetics, biotechnology, computer science, and much more. And we are located all over the world! We are a team with different nationalities: Spain, USA, Canada, France, Argentina, and many other countries. We are a team, focused on a final goal: To promote sustainable agriculture worldwide!
Afterall, soil is alive. It harbors an abundance of life forms that breathe, grow, work together, respond to their environment and perform functions on a community level. Like soil, at Biome Makers, we grow, work together, and perform many functions to support each other and the mission towards soil recovery.
As part of our dedication to the diversity of our workforce, Biome Makers is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regards to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, or veteran status.
We´d love to hear from you!
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