- Pay
- $56–83k
- Where
- Seattle, Washington, GB · GB
- Level
- Mid
Perfect role for a mid professional looking to grow their AgriTech career in Seattle.
Farming has gone digital, and the businesses that supply the tools behind that shift now operate at serious scale.
This Agricultural Technology Developer role sits inside an established enterprise AgriTech operation, the kind that's been refining its systems long enough to have proper frameworks in place rather than making it up as it goes.
You'd be joining a team that builds the software farms and agribusinesses actually rely on, not a side project bolted onto something else.
Here's what you'll be doing: Build and maintain software that supports precision agriculture tools, from sensor data pipelines to yield forecasting features Write clean, tested code for platforms used by farm operators and agribusiness clients across multiple regions Collaborate with product and agronomy teams to translate field requirements into working features Debug and improve existing systems, including integrations with hardware sensors and third-party farm management platforms Document your work properly so other engineers can pick it up without guessing Take part in code reviews and contribute to the team's established development standards Here are the skills you'll need: A few years' experience as a developer, ideally with exposure to data-heavy or IoT-connected systems Solid grasp of at least one modern backend language (Python, Java, or similar) and comfort with SQL Experience working with APIs, cloud infrastructure, and version control in a team setting An interest in agriculture or environmental science helps, though it's not mandatory Good communication skills.
You'll need to explain technical trade-offs to people who aren't engineers The patience to work within existing frameworks rather than rebuild everything from scratch Key perks and benefits: Salary of $55,500 to $83,000, depending on experience Hybrid working, giving you flexibility between home and the Seattle office Comprehensive benefits package including private medical and dental insurance Enhanced pension scheme and performance-based bonuses Structured career development with a clear path for progression Why pursue a career in AgriTech?
Global food demand isn't slowing down, and neither is the pressure on farms to produce more with fewer resources.
That's why AgriTech has become one of the steadier growth sectors in tech, and Seattle's mix of established agribusiness and strong engineering talent makes it a smart place to build a career here.
Get a few years in and the progression tends to follow, because companies in this space promote people who understand both the code and the crop.
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