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Research Associate Hybrid Wheat (f/m/d) - part time 60% at SyngentaGroup
SyngentaGroupBad Salzuflen, North Rhine-Westphalia, de·5h ago
SeniorFull-time
Salary Range
$92,820 - $125,580 /year
This salary is estimated based on similar roles. The actual salary may vary.
As part of our activities in Bad Salzuflen Germany, Syngenta is looking for a:
Research Associate Hybrid Wheat (f/m/d) 
Role purpose:
The Wheat Research Associate assists and supports the Wheat Breeding Lead in all aspects of breeding pipeline progression – in the execution, implementation and management of breeding projects in the field and in the greenhouse, such as (pre-)selections and crossbreeding trials
Responsibilities/main tasks:
• Breeding program management: responsible for the technical organization of sowing, breeding field management, coordination of the harvest and sowing preparation
• Data and breeding material management: Recording and inputting breeding data, further development of breeding plant material from stage to stage including material management in planning, breeding and material tracking tools
• People management: Instruction and breeding support of the operational team as well as content training of the technical-operational as well as seasonal staff
• Finance/Budget: Works within the budget-driven framework of the breeding program with ensuring appropriate resource planning and allocation with a focus on an appropriate cost-of-good (CoG) level
• Work on conventional line material and later as part of a hybrid wheat program
• Operational tasks: Development of wheat varieties for the Continental Winter Zone EU with market opportunities according to the TPP
• Leverage internal and external R&D capabilities to support the breeding program with new and efficient technical innovations.
• Securing a seed pipeline in quantity and quality for efficient seed development and transfer to seed production, product evaluation, marketing and sales.
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About SyngentaGroup
SyngentaGroup is a global leader in the agricultural industry, dedicated to advancing crop protection and seed solutions to meet the world's growing food demands. Headquartered in Switzerland, the company has a rich history dating back to its founding in 2000, emerging from the merger of two leading agricultural companies. With a presence in over 90 countries, SyngentaGroup operates at the forefront of agricultural innovation, focusing on sustainable practices and cutting-edge technologies to enhance crop productivity and resilience. The company's mission is rooted in improving farmers' livelihoods and contributing to global food security through science-driven solutions. SyngentaGroup offers a comprehensive portfolio of products and services, including advanced seeds, crop protection chemicals, and digital agriculture tools. Their solutions are designed to address specific challenges faced by farmers, such as pest resistance, soil health, and climate variability. Key features of their offerings include precision agriculture technologies, biotechnology innovations, and integrated pest management systems. The company primarily targets farmers, agronomists, and agricultural cooperatives, providing tailored solutions to optimize yields and sustainability. Their products are supported by extensive research and development, ensuring they meet the highest standards of efficacy and environmental safety. Notable achievements include SyngentaGroup's recognition as a pioneer in sustainable agriculture, with numerous awards for its contributions to crop science and environmental stewardship. The company holds a strong market position, driven by its commitment to innovation and its ability to adapt to evolving agricultural needs. SyngentaGroup's unique value proposition lies in its holistic approach, combining biological, chemical, and digital solutions to create integrated farming systems that enhance productivity while minimizing environmental impact. This comprehensive strategy has solidified its reputation as a trusted partner in the global agricultural sector.
