Urban Farmer - NEW YORK (NYC)

US·New-Yorkmid

OtherNew York

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Key Responsibilities

The person in this role will be responsible for: Setting up agriculture projects. Managing production areas. Monitoring, supporting,

Requirements Summary

Hold a Bachelor's degree in agriculture/urban agriculture/horticulture/environmental science/sustainable development (flexibility on this point).

Technical Tools

OtherNew York

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→Coordinate and prepare materials for installations.
→Procure supplies.
→Assist with installation setups during the installation period with the MicroHabitat team.
→Ensure the full maintenance of MicroHabitat’s urban farms and engage organization members by providing project information and horticultural advice.
→Conduct educational activities with MicroHabitat clients.
→Perform various tasks, including harvesting, propagating, watering, tying tomato plants, pest and weed control, cleaning harvests, and delivering produce.
→Perform quality control tasks and issue reports for horticultural management.

Attend team meetings and partner meetings.
Write reports and document activities for each production space.
Perform tasks related to purchasing and maintaining tools and infrastructure.
Conduct quality control and generate reports for managing the roofs of urban farms.
Follow and maintain safety protocols related to MicroHabitat operations.
Participate in the creation of standardization documents and training guides for company operations.
Work directly with different company branches (sales and marketing) and with other cities where MicroHabitat operates.

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Hold a Bachelor's degree in agriculture/urban agriculture/horticulture/environmental science/sustainable development (flexibility on this point).
Must have worked or studied in the fields of agriculture, horticulture, urban agriculture, or sustainable development.
Have theoretical and practical knowledge of agriculture, urban agriculture, or horticulture.
Be experienced and comfortable using technology, including smartphones, Microsoft Office, Google Suite, and video conferencing platforms (e.g., Zoom, Google Meet).
Have strong writing and speaking skills.
Hold a valid driver’s license.
Have two years of experience driving vehicles.
Own an activated and functional smartphone.
Be an american resident.