Seasonal Pollination Field Scientist

Beeflow; Prosser (WA); On-site; USD 26,174 - 35,817; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Seasonal role (April–June)

Beekeeping learning opportunity

Competitive salary

Job summary

Beeflow seeks a Pollination Field Associate to support blueberry trials, assist data upload, and help with project logistics under the Operations Manager. This seasonal role starts mid-April for 6-8 weeks, offering exposure to field protocols and cross-functional collaboration.

You will work in field settings, gain hands-on experience with data collection and tagging, and contribute to efforts to improve pollination outcomes for growers.

Qualifications

• BS in Entomology, Agronomy, Plant Sciences, Biology, Ecology, or equivalent preferred.
• Field research experience required.
• Familiarity with Google Suite; Spanish/English bilingual preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist in executing our pollination services to growers.
• Participate in ongoing research and development trials if needed.
• Participate in data collection by accurately recording key points and daily upkeep of data sheets and field notes.
• Work efficiently and in a timely manner to complete daily activities in multiple different fields.
• With the aim of meeting target data collection quantity for the season.
• Assist in crop tagging - tag branches in different crops in a systematic way.
• Provide feedback at the end of projects to determine avenues for improvement.

Skills

Field research experience

Bilingual Spanish/English

Education

BS in Entomology, Agronomy, Plant Sciences, Biology, Ecology, or equivalent preferred

Tools

Google Suite

Job description

Beeflow seeks a Pollination Field Associate to support blueberry trials, assist data upload, and help with project logistics under the Operations Manager. This seasonal role starts mid-April for 6-8 weeks, offering exposure to field protocols and cross-functional collaboration.

You will work in field settings, gain hands-on experience with data collection and tagging, and contribute to efforts to improve pollination outcomes for growers.