Precision Ag. Field Specialist - Internship

Hiring Organization: FMC Precision Agriculture
Employment type: Internship
Job Location: Remote, Western Michigan
Application Due Date: March 15, 2024

Job Title: Precision Agriculture Field Specialist Intern

Description of Job:

In 2024, FMC Precision Agriculture is deploying a network of “smart” automated insect traps across the apple growing regions of Michigan. The chosen Precision Ag. Field Specialist candidate will have the opportunity to work with the region Commercial Team, Precision Ag leadership, and cross-functional teams to deliver pest pressure insights to key stakeholders through the deployment of this innovative new technology. The candidate will share project status and accomplishments directly with growers and customers, and have the opportunity to meet with leadership from across the business.  

The successful candidate will have a proven track record of strong attention to detail, comfort in a dynamic and fast-paced project environment, a high degree of organization, and a strong passion for the utilization of technology to advance agriculture.

You will be part of a growing team that is adopting the mindset, agility and processes of a technology company while drawing on our 100+ years of experience in agriculture.

Type:  Full-time, Seasonal, Internship
Contact Information:  Email erica.rudolph@fmc.com and follow the link below to apply.

Precision Ag Field Specialist Intern (fmc.com)

Application Deadline: March 15, 2024
Name of Employer: FMC Corporation
Location of Job: Remote, Western Michigan

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