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Reservoir is building a bridge between agricultural innovation and capital. The Business Associate is an early-career role at the intersection of technology and farming, working with startups and partners to recruit, remove blockers, and develop partnerships within Reservoir Farms ecosystem.
You will generate original insight, present recommendations to leadership, and help shape programs by identifying patterns across startup interactions and field activity.
Reservoir is a new rural institution that combines an agricultural innovation platform with a venture capital fund to advance the impact of rugged physical AI in critical industries. Reservoir Farms are the world’s first on-farm technical communities, starting in the Salinas Valley and Wine Country, and now expanding across California, Arizona, Washington, and beyond.
By combining R&D space, hands-on grower input and early-stage capital, Reservoir helps turn promising ideas into tools for the growers who feed the world.
The Business Associate is an early-career role for someone who moves fast, thinks structurally, and wants to sit at the intersection of cutting-edge technology and leading agricultural prodcuers. This role works directly with the startups and partners that comprise Reservoir's ecosystem – recruiting startups into our community, helping startups overcome real-world blockers, executing on new partnerships, and translating patterns into stronger programs.
The Business Associate is expected to generate original insight, communicate directly with startups and partners, and bring forward-looking recommendations to leadership on how Reservoir can continue evolving our functions and offerings.
Reservoir's value comes from being close to the work – close to the startups, the growers, the enabling technology, and the wider agriculture and technology industries. The Business Associate plays a connective role across all of it: removing friction, executing on promised deliverables, and turning ground-level insight into better programs. For someone who wants to understand how agricultural innovation actually gets deployed, this role is a front-row seat.