Regenerative Agricultural Project Manager

• Implement the design and technical aspects of agronomic project activities, ensuring alignment with regenerative agriculture practices.
• Work closely with an international, multidisciplinary team of experts, including MRV specialists, carbon scientists, and sustainability professionals, to develop and implement effective project strategies.
• Collaborate with farmers, suppliers, and research partners locally in Western Canada to ensure projects reflect best practices in agronomy and soil health management.
• Review and contribute to technical documents such as stratification plans and soil sampling protocols, ensuring scientific rigor and relevance to project goals.
• Analyze publicly available soil and climate data, using carbon projection tools to estimate the impact of project activities on Scope 3 supply chains.
• Actively engage with colleagues and stakeholders across digital collaboration platforms, ensuring effective real-time communication across time zones.
• Support and facilitate workshops, field visits, and farmer engagement activities, ensuring shared learning and co-creation of solutions.
• Partner with the Senior Manager to align agronomic activities with long-term project strategy and outcomes.

Job requirements
We are looking for someone with:

• Agricultural degree from a recognized university. An advanced degree (M.Sc. or Ph.D. preferred) in agronomy, soil science, plant science, or related field would be an asset.
• Minimum of 5 years experience in agricultural production management within Western Canada or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Registered or eligible for registration as a Professional Agrologist (PAg) or Articling Agrologist (AAg); As defined by the Arologist Act.
• Proficiency with digital collaboration tools and the ability to coordinate across multiple time zones and teams.
• Knowledge of current trends in regenerative agriculture, land management, and conservation practices.
• Demonstrated experience working with farmers and agricultural stakeholders to implement conservation / sustainable practices.
• Experience analyzing data and providing technical input to support agronomic decision-making.
• Excellent communication skills with a strong ability to build relationships and facilitate effective collaboration across diverse groups.
• Strong knowledge of carbon frameworks, greenhouse gas (GHG) measurement, and Scope 3 supply chain reporting is a significant asset.
• High tolerance for ambiguity; ability to thrive in a dynamic and rapidly changing environment; International experience is a strong plus.
• Strong sense of accountability and commitment/follow-through.
• Adept at giving and receiving feedback.
• Looks for impact by making decisions based on facts and critical thinking.

Closing Date for applications:Rolling