- Pay
- £40–54k
- Where
- Leeds, West Yorkshire, GB · GB · Remote · Remote
- Level
- Mid
Step into this Precision Agriculture Data Analyst role and build something that matters in AgriTech.
Farms now generate more data than most analysts can keep up with.
Soil sensors, satellite imagery, yield maps, weather feeds, it all needs someone who can turn it into decisions a farm manager will actually act on.
This role sits inside an established enterprise AgriTech business with large-scale projects already running across the UK, and it's looking for someone to join that structure rather than build it from scratch.
Here's what you'll be doing: Pull together soil, satellite, weather and yield data into models that predict crop performance Build dashboards and reports that translate raw field data into clear recommendations for agronomists and growers Clean and validate sensor data feeds, flagging anomalies before they skew the analysis Work with the data engineering team to improve how field data moves from source to platform Run statistical analysis on trial data to measure the real-world impact of precision farming interventions Present findings to both technical teams and non-technical stakeholders, including clients in the farming sector Here are the skills you'll need: Solid experience with Python or R for data analysis, ideally with geospatial libraries Comfortable with SQL and handling large, messy datasets from multiple sources Some exposure to GIS tools or remote sensing data is a strong advantage Able to explain technical findings to people who aren't data specialists.
This matters more than people think A genuine interest in agriculture or environmental science helps you ask the right questions Comfortable working independently within an established framework, rather than needing everything spelled out Key perks and benefits: Salary of £40,000 to £54,000, depending on experience Fully remote working, with occasional travel for project work Private medical and dental insurance Enhanced pension scheme and performance-based bonuses Comprehensive benefits package and structured career development within a large, stable organisation Why pursue a career in AgriTech?
Global food production needs to become more efficient, and that pressure isn't going away.
AgriTech is one of the few sectors where data skills directly affect something tangible, what gets grown, how much water it needs, whether a harvest succeeds.
Leeds has become a genuine hub for this kind of work, with strong transport links and a growing cluster of agriculture and technology employers nearby, so a Precision Agriculture Data Analyst based here isn't short of company or opportunity.
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