Agricultural Engineer – Data & ETL Industrialization

FoodChain ID is an international provider of agricultural and regulatory data, and they are seeking an Agricultural Engineer to join their operations team. The role involves industrializing regulatory processes, developing ETL processes, and automating quality control procedures.

Responsibilities:

• Design and develop ETL processes for new regulatory countries
• Transform manual processes into mechanized workflows
• Standardize transformation and validation rules
• Identify automation opportunities
• Implement systematic data quality reviews
• Perform database comparisons (Access, SQL, or others)
• Automate validation rules
• Contribute to continuous process improvement under the ISO 9001 framework
• Act as a link between the production team and software developers
• Translate functional needs into clear technical specifications
• Validate technical deliverables before integration into production
• Participate in sprint control and AGILE tracking
• Contribute to the organization of a complex operations team
• Identify countries with higher scalability potential

Requirements:

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Agricultural Engineering, Forestry, or a related discipline
• Experience or proven ability to develop ETL processes
• Knowledge of scripting (Python or similar language)
• Experience working with databases (Access, SQL)
• Ability to perform structured database comparisons
• Strong advanced Excel skills
• High level of English
• Strong team spirit and ability to work independently
• Excellent communication skills, flexibility, and creativity
• Residence in Galicia and availability to attend monthly/weekly meetings in Coruña with the team
• Minimum of two years of experience in the global agricultural market, preferably in crop protection and/or seeds
• Intermediate level of French
• International agricultural work experience
• Passion for autonomy and continuous learning
• Previous ISO 9001 experience is not required, but interest in structured processes and continuous improvement is valued