Agronomist Denmark at Jiffy Lube North Bay

Odense, Region of Southern Denmark, Denmark -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

07 Aug, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

09 May, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Crop Cultivation, Fertilization Regulations, Stakeholder Management, Agricultural Legislation, Strategic Thinking, English Proficiency, Excel, PowerPoint, Mark Online, Biogas Online, Contract Management, Crop Advisory, Biomass Management, Regulatory Analysis, Relationship Management, Project Collaboration

Industry

Automotive

Description

, Denmark Job Family Group: Production and Manufacturing Downstream Worker Type: Regular Posting Start Date: May 9, 2026 Business Unit: Downstream and Renewables Experience Level: Experienced Professionals Job Description: Where you fit in We are looking for an agronomist with in-depth knowledge of the agricultural sector, including fertilization regulations and crop cultivation, combined with strong strategic and commercial acumen. You will join a company that builds, owns, and operates biogas plants both nationally and internationally. As an agronomist at Shell Biogas, you will play a key role in strengthening collaboration between farmers and the biogas sector. This is a unique opportunity to positively influence the relationship between one of the world’s largest biogas producers and the agricultural community, while supporting Denmark’s leading role in the global green transition. What is the role As an Agronomist, you will be part of an international agricultural team led by the Agronomy Manager, Kristian Petersen. You will act as the agricultural specialist within Shell Biogas, contributing to the development of new plants, shaping strategies related to fertilizer products, and ensuring alignment with agricultural legislation. You will also serve as a key driver in developing and maintaining relationships with farmers, scientific institutions, and agricultural organizations. In this role, you will handle a broad range of responsibilities, working at the interface between Shell Biogas and external stakeholders such as farmers, industry bodies, and authorities, while also supporting internal business functions. Your Key Responsibilities will include: Leading the analysis and implementation of regulatory and legislative initiatives within agriculture and waste management Acting as the primary agricultural contact for government authorities, municipalities, and industry organizations Maintaining expert knowledge of agricultural practices, including crop cultivation and fertilizer use Acting as a professional coordinator for Mark Online and Biogas Online, and ensuring quality assurance of IT systems related to agricultural data (e.g., fertilizer values and biomass categorization) Collaborating with other departments on the development and marketing of fertilizer products, including communicating the benefits of degassed biomass Participating in research projects and analyses related to emissions from degassed biomass Contributing to strategic initiatives regarding the future use of degassed biomass and other fertilizer products Working with Supply Chain to maintain and develop contractual and logistical solutions Collaborating with Business Development on new biogas plant projects nationally and internationally, including drafting contracts with agricultural partners Supporting Asset Management (operations) with quality assurance of fertilizer products, values, and sales channels Assisting Asset Management with day-to-day operational tasks such as contract and relationship management Partnering with HSSE and Corporate Relations to ensure compliance with agricultural legislation (e.g., Livestock Manure Order, Waste to Soil Order, Organic Order) Collaborating with Procurement on sourcing biomass, particularly agricultural biomass What we need from you We are looking for a talented professional with strong expertise in the agricultural sector, particularly in crop production and its regulatory framework. Knowledge of livestock production and the biogas industry, including environmental aspects, is highly desirable. Relevant educational background in agronomy or a related field Strong expertise in fertilization and crop cultivation, including manure and degassed biomass management 3–5 years of experience in crop advisory or plant production advisory roles Proven experience working with and advising farmers Ability to work independently in a structured manner, combined with strong strategic thinking skills Results-oriented, proactive, communicative, and resilient personality Strong stakeholder management skills, with the ability to build and maintain relationships internally and externally Experience facilitating meetings or conferences with larger groups of farmers and collaborating constructively with industry bodies and authorities Proficiency in English (written and spoken) and willingness to travel internationally (approximately 20–30 days per year) Advanced knowledge of Mark Online; experience with Biogas Online is preferred Strong Excel skills and experience creating presentations in PowerPoint Working at Shell Low Carbon Solutions Biogas (formerly Nature Energy) By joining Shell Biogas, you will be part of a highly experienced and ambitious team in the circular economy. Our common denominator is that we want to build a sustainable future for our planet and our people. From our main office in Odense, Denmark, Shell Biogas is the European market leader in the development, design, construction, and operation of large, industrialized biogas plants pioneering a sustainable future by turning waste into value. The company owns and operates 14 biogas plants in Europe and is launching new biogas projects in Europe. Shell Biogas currently employs about 500 dedicated employees across offices in Europe and US. Shell Low Carbon Solutions is responsible for laying the solid foundations for Shell's future beyond its traditional businesses and, critically, Shell’s capability to increasingly offer low-carbon solutions to help our customers decarbonise their activities. 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Responsibilities

The Agronomist serves as the agricultural specialist for Shell Biogas, managing relationships between farmers, government authorities, and industry bodies. Key duties include analyzing agricultural legislation, developing fertilizer product strategies, and supporting the development of new biogas plants.