- Pay
- £39–52k
- Where
- Cardiff, Wales, GB · GB · Remote · Remote
- Level
- Mid
Make your mark as a Crop Analytics Specialist in the AgriTech sector, based in Cardiff.
Farms generate more data than most people realise: soil moisture, yield maps, satellite imagery, weather patterns.
Turning that into decisions farmers can actually use is a different skill entirely, and it's one this growing AgriTech startup has built its whole model around.
The team is small, the mission is big, and a Crop Analytics Specialist who can bridge raw data and real-world farming advice will have an outsized impact here.
Here's what you'll be doing: Analyse crop yield, soil and climate data to spot patterns growers can act on Build and refine predictive models for yield forecasting and crop health Translate satellite and sensor data into clear, practical recommendations for farming partners Work with the product team to shape new analytics features from scratch Monitor data pipelines and flag quality issues before they reach customers Present findings to non-technical stakeholders in plain, usable terms Here are the skills you'll need: Solid experience with data analysis tools (Python, R, or similar) applied to agricultural or environmental datasets Working knowledge of remote sensing, GIS or satellite imagery analysis Comfort with statistical modelling and forecasting techniques Ability to explain technical findings to people who've never heard of an NDVI index Genuine curiosity about agriculture, sustainability or food systems Self-starter mindset.
You'll need to manage your own workload without much hand-holding Key perks and benefits: Salary of £39,000 to £52,000, depending on experience Fully remote working, with flexible hours built around your life Equity in a startup with genuine growth ahead A dedicated learning and development budget for courses, conferences or certifications A flat structure where your ideas reach decision-makers directly, no layers to climb through Why pursue a career in AgriTech?
Global food demand keeps climbing while arable land doesn't.
That gap is exactly why AgriTech has become one of the UK's most interesting places to build a career, and Cardiff's growing cluster of agricultural innovation makes it a smart base for anyone serious about the field.
Good analysts who can connect data to real farming outcomes are rare, and they tend to move up fast.
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If you want to apply your analytical skills to something with actual stakes, this Crop Analytics Specialist role in Cardiff is worth a serious look.