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Beeflow is hiring a seasonal Pollination Field Associate in Madera, CA, for the almond season. The 4–5 week assignment starts in early February and involves hands-on field work, data collection, and support for research trials.
You will work outdoors, record daily notes, and tag crops for studies. A BS in a related field and a valid driver’s license are preferred; bilingual Spanish/English is a plus. Be comfortable around bees and varying weather conditions.
Beeflow is hiring seasonal Pollination Field Associates for the upcoming almond season!
Join our biotech startup to work hands‑on in the field, support research trials, collect data, and help farmers boost crop yields.
Full-time, 4-5 weeks, starting early Feb
Madera, CA
Field experience, interest in pollination/agriculture, and a driver’s license required.
Beeflow is a fast‑growing biotech startup using science and technology to help farmers get more from their crops, sustainably. We create and manage cutting‑edge pollination programs that boost yields while caring for bees and the environment. Our team combines expertise in crop pollination, bee biology, chemical ecology, and proprietary tech, like molecules that guide bees to specific crops and a plant‑based diet that strengthens bee immunity.
Headquartered in California, with operations across the U.S. West Coast, Mexico, Peru, Chile and Argentina, Beeflow raised an $8.3M Series A in 2021 and continues to grow a team of biologists, ecologists, entomologists, agronomists, and entrepreneurs driving innovation in agriculture.
We’re looking for energetic, hands‑on individuals to join our team for the upcoming almond season. You’ll be in the field supporting research trials, collecting data, and helping ensure our pollination programs run smoothly.
This role is perfect for someone who loves working outdoors, contributing to cutting‑edge agricultural research, and making a real impact on food production.
23/ hourly
Beeflow reserves the ability to adjust the compensation range based on the final candidate’s experience, skillset, and geography.