Do you want to help the farmer produce more sustainable, higher quality food through smart use of data?

Do you want to help the farmer produce more sustainable, higher quality food through smart use of data? 

• We have lots of quality data from decades of milk and meat production 
• We have 7000 farmers and tens of agri-companies interacting with our services on a daily basis, feeding us fresh and relevant data 
• We are a dedicated 28-person team of data scientists, developers, designers, product thinkers and business developers creating the farm management system of tomorrow 
• We have strong owners with a long-term approach 
• We have a lot of fun and a clear purpose 

We need even more brains and more passion to solve more problems for the industry and the farmers. This time it is our data scientists, Torgeir and Carl, who are looking for a new colleague as a data scientist .  Running a farm is challenging both time- and money-wise, and through smart use of data you can help bring value to the agricultural community: 

• How can I feed my cows for the optimal quality of meat and milk? 
• What can I do to reduce the carbon footprint of the farm? 
• How can I adjust my workday to have more time with my family? 
• When should I slaughter my cows to optimize my income? 
• Etc, etc. etc. 

 We are looking for a problem solver with an agricultural background

• Problem solver with an analytical approach 
• Background in the agriculture sector. Either hands-on farming or on an academic level 
• Academic background from statistics, mathematics, physics, or informatics 
• Programming experience in some of our tools e.g. Python and SQL 
• Used to work with large amount of data
• You are well structured and see value in version control (git) and code reviews 
• Comfortable building models and applying machine learning 
• Comfortable interacting with developers and data engineers to solve problems at hand 
• Work experience is not a bad thing, but a doer straight out of university is also good, but need to have agricultural background.

We are in close dialogue with the researchers at TINE and other corporates in the sector and try to keep a close relationship with NMBU and other relevant institutions. Hopefully you are comfortable talking to agri-academics and eager to use their knowledge and theories to test and solve real life farming problems. 

We are located downtown Ås and Oslo, but many of us combine it with home office a couple of days a week. 

Do you want to make a difference? Drop us a line and hopefully we will see you for a cup of coffee and a discussion on how you can help farming be more pleasant, profitable and sustainable. Please contact Stine E. Syversen, 99722758 or send me an e-mail.