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Applied Agricultural Resources Sdn. Bhd.'s Smart Farming Department seeks an ICT specialist to develop and integrate digital systems for plantation research and operations.
You will work with IoT sensors, weather stations, geospatial tools, and data pipelines to enhance data accuracy and decision-making. You will design dashboards, maintain databases, ensure data integrity, and support researchers and field personnel with system documentation and training.
APPLIED AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES Sdn. Bhd. was established in 1986 and is an associate company of two highly successful public-listed Malaysian companies, Boustead Plantations Berhad and Kuala Lumpur Kepong Berhad. As a leading research centre in tropical plantation crops, our core activities involve research in crop improvement and production, providing advisory services for plantation crops, and producing and selling oil palm tissue culture ramets and seeds.
Our research programme is strategically focused on improving productivity and efficiency in estates. We use the latest research findings, innovations, and technological advances in crop science and information technology. We engage in collaborative research with both local and overseas universities, research institutions, and commercial companies. Our research findings are published in high-impact journals and presented at conferences worldwide. For more detailed information about our activities, please visit our website at www.aarsb.com.my.
The Smart Farming Department comprises the ICT, Data HUB, and Geospatial sections, supporting AAR’s digital infrastructure, data management, system development, and technology-driven research activities. The department manages ICT systems, networks, servers, databases, application development, and user support while ensuring data security, reliability, and availability.
The department also develops and maintains the Data HUB to centralise, integrate, and manage research, agronomy, field, geospatial, and operational data for analysis and decision-making. In addition, it supports Smart Farming initiatives through IoT sensors, automation, weather stations, data acquisition systems, geospatial technologies, and other digital solutions to improve research efficiency, data accuracy, and plantation operations.
Smart Farming in AAR focuses on developing and applying digital technologies to support plantation research, agronomy, and operational improvement for our clients estate. Its role includes integrating ICT, Data HUB, geospatial systems, IoT sensors, weather stations, automation, and data collection technologies to improve data accuracy, operational efficiency, monitoring, and decision-making.
The Smart Farming team also supports the development of digital workflows, centralised data management, system integration, field trials, and the evaluation of new technologies for potential wider implementation across AAR’s research activities and our client estates.