- Pay
- £37–58k
- Where
- Liverpool, Merseyside, GB · GB · Remote · Remote
- Level
- Mid
Make your mark as a Crop Analytics Specialist in the AgriTech sector, based in Liverpool.
Farms generate more data than most people realise: yield maps, soil sensors, satellite imagery, weather feeds.
Turning that into decisions farmers can actually act on is a different skill entirely.
This role sits inside an established AgriTech SME that's grown steadily by doing exactly that, and it's now looking for a Crop Analytics Specialist to help push its data capability further.
Here's what you'll be doing: Build and maintain models that turn raw agronomic data into yield predictions and crop health insights Work with satellite, drone and soil sensor data to spot patterns growers can use Translate technical findings into plain-English recommendations for agronomy and customer-facing teams Maintain and improve data pipelines feeding the company's analytics platform Collaborate with the product team on new features, testing them against real field data Monitor model performance over the growing season and flag drift or data quality issues early Here are the skills you'll need: A few years' experience working with agricultural, environmental or geospatial data Strong Python or R skills, comfortable with statistical modelling Familiarity with remote sensing data (satellite or drone imagery) is a strong plus Ability to explain technical results to non-technical stakeholders without losing the nuance Degree in agronomy, data science, environmental science or a related field Comfortable working independently in a remote setup, with good self-organisation Key perks and benefits: Salary of £36,500 to £57,500, depending on experience Fully remote working, with occasional team get-togethers Private medical insurance and pension contribution Bonus scheme on top of base salary Generous annual leave plus flexible working hours Why pursue a career in AgriTech?
Global food production needs to get smarter, not just bigger, and that's pulling serious investment into AgriTech.
Liverpool has quietly become a decent base for this kind of work, with good transport links into the surrounding farming regions and a growing tech scene.
Analysts who can bridge data science and agronomy are hard to find, which means career progression in this field tends to come quickly for people who are good at it.
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