- Pay
- CA$47–70k
- Where
- Calgary, England, GB · GB · Remote · Remote
- Level
- Mid
Ambitious Precision Agriculture Data Analyst wanted to drive real impact in AgriTech from Calgary.
Farms across the Prairies generate more sensor, satellite and yield data every season than most operations know what to do with.
A Calgary-based AgriTech startup is building the tools that turn that raw data into decisions farmers can actually act on.
Join a small, fast-moving team where your analysis won't sit in a report.
It'll shape what gets built next.
Here's what you'll be doing: Clean, structure and analyse field-level data from soil sensors, satellite imagery and farm equipment telemetry Build models that flag yield risk, irrigation needs and crop stress before they become visible on the ground Work directly with the product and engineering team to turn findings into features, not just slide decks Design dashboards that growers and agronomists actually open and trust Validate data pipelines against real-world outcomes, and fix what's wrong when the numbers don't add up Present insights to both technical colleagues and non-technical farm partners, in language each group understands Here are the skills you'll need: 2-4 years' experience in data analysis, ideally involving geospatial, sensor or agricultural datasets Strong SQL and Python skills, including comfort with pandas and basic statistical modelling Some exposure to GIS tools or remote sensing data is a genuine advantage Able to explain a finding in one sentence when the room needs it in one sentence Comfortable with ambiguity.
Startup data is messy, and the right question often matters more than the right tool A genuine interest in agriculture, food systems or sustainability, not just the maths Key perks and benefits: C$46,500 to C$69,500, based on experience Fully remote role, work from anywhere in Canada Equity in the company.
You'll have a real stake in what you're building Flexible hours, built around output rather than hours logged at a desk A dedicated learning and development budget for courses, conferences or certifications Why pursue a career in AgriTech?
Agriculture feeds the data economy's newest frontier, and Canada is one of the places it's happening fastest.
Calgary sits close to the farmland that produces the data and the tech talent that interprets it, which makes it a genuinely good base for this kind of work.
Few sectors let a Precision Agriculture Data Analyst see their work change outcomes on an actual farm within months rather than years.
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