Scientist - Applied Seed Technology at Syngenta Group

Enkhuizen, North Holland, Netherlands -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

19 May, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

18 Feb, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Seed Physiology, Seed Business Knowledge, Project Leadership, Experiment Design, Data-Based Decision Making, Technology Transfer, Implementation, Plant Biology, Seed Technology, Operations, Technical Solutions, English Language, Team Working, Communication Skills, Dutch Language

Industry

Farming

Description

Company Description Syngenta Group, a global leader in agricultural technology and innovation, employs 60,000 people across more than 100 countries to transform agriculture through tailor-made solutions for farmers, society, and our planet. Our diverse portfolio encompasses seeds, crop protection, nutrition products, agronomic solutions, and digital services, all designed to help farmers produce healthy food, feed, fiber, and fuel while conserving natural resources and protecting the environment. Our mission is to address critical challenges such as climate change and food security through sustainable practices and cutting-edge solutions, while safeguarding the planet's resources. Syngenta Seeds, a leading developer and producer of Field Crops, -Vegetable, - and Flower Seeds, is part of Syngenta Group. We bring farmers more vigorous, stronger, resistant plants, including innovative hybrid varieties and biotech crops. Job Description Type: Permanent Business Unit: P&S – Vegetable Seed Enhancement Technology Location: NL-Enkhuizen The Vegetable Seed Enhancement Team (VSET) is closely connected to the vegetable seed processing plants and services all Syngenta vegetable sites globally. We have an exciting opportunity for a highly motivated Scientist to join us and be a member of a multidisciplinary team embedded with a variety of stakeholders to support the global vegetable seeds business. You will lead well-defined projects to improve the process and the performance of vegetable seeds with a focus on developing new seed treatments, while being closely connected to seed processing plants to transfer new technologies to seed processing sites. Key responsibilities include: Establishing a strong knowledge of seed physiology and seed business. Leading projects independently with varieties of stakeholders. Designing and executing experiments. Making data-based decisions timely and according to project timelines. Actively taking part in the technology transfer and implementation process in the processing plants. Qualifications What we are looking for? PhD degree preferably in plant science, or equivalent qualification /relevant experience. Passion to work on the boundaries of plant biology/ /seed technology and operations. Strong drive to deliver results and implement innovative technologies in an operational environment. Demonstrated interest to find technical solutions for biological problems. Good English language skills. Willingness to continuous learning. Strong team working and communication skills. Desired skills Basic command of the Dutch language or the drive to learn it on short term. Relevant work experience in a commercial environment. Ability to work in multidisciplinary teams in an international environment. Additional Information Take your chance! At Syngenta, we believe in creating an inclusive and diverse work environment where all employees are valued and given the opportunity to grow. We offer a competitive salary and a comprehensive package of secondary employment benefits. Are you excited to strengthen our team and contribute to disease-free vegetable seeds? Don't miss this great opportunity! Apply online today at www.syngenta.com. For questions, please contact our Talent Partner, Barry Koopman, through e-mail at [email protected] or by phone/Whatsapp to + 31 6 44 09 73 73

Responsibilities

The Scientist will lead well-defined projects focused on improving vegetable seed processes and performance, primarily by developing new seed treatments. A key part of the role involves close collaboration with seed processing plants to facilitate the transfer and implementation of these new technologies.