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A Day in the Life of an Agricultural Technician As an Ag Tech , no two days are exactly the same. Your day may include diagnosing engine or hydraulic issues, completing preventative maintenance ...

A Day in the Life of an Agricultural Technician As an Ag Tech , no two days are exactly the same. Your day may include diagnosing engine or hydraulic issues, completing preventative maintenance ...

Ag Technician

Fairmount City, PA · On-site

$21 - $48/hr

A Day in the Life of an Agricultural Technician As an Ag Tech , no two days are exactly the same. Your day may include diagnosing engine or hydraulic issues, completing preventative maintenance ...

Ag Tech Intern

Dwight, IL · On-site

$15 - $20/hr

Description: Participates in on-the-job training and performs basic repairs of agricultural and turf equipment under the direction of a Service Manager or Service Location Manager, Shop Foreman, or ...

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How much do ag tech jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 5, 2026, the average hourly pay for ag tech in the United States is $21.15, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.79 and $19.95 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is an Ag Tech?

An Ag Tech, short for Agricultural Technician, is a professional who uses technology and scientific knowledge to support modern farming and agricultural operations. Their responsibilities often include maintaining and repairing agricultural equipment, implementing precision agriculture technologies, and assisting with data collection and analysis to improve crop yields and farm efficiency. Ag Techs play a key role in integrating new tools and practices, such as GPS-guided machinery, drones, and automated systems, into the agricultural sector. They work closely with farmers, agronomists, and equipment manufacturers to ensure optimal productivity and sustainability in farming practices.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an Ag Tech?

To thrive as an Ag Tech, you need a solid understanding of agricultural science, machinery operation, and equipment maintenance, often supported by a relevant associate degree or certifications. Familiarity with precision agriculture tools, GPS-guided systems, and diagnostic software is typically required. Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and effective communication help Ag Techs excel in troubleshooting and collaborating with farmers or team members. These skills and qualifications are vital for ensuring efficient, sustainable farming operations and minimizing equipment downtime.

What are some common challenges faced by Ag Tech professionals, and how can they be addressed?

Ag Tech professionals often face challenges such as adapting to rapidly evolving technology, integrating new tools with existing farm operations, and ensuring user adoption among farm staff. Staying current with the latest advances and participating in ongoing training can help professionals remain effective. Additionally, clear communication with farm managers and workers is key to ensuring smooth implementation and maximizing the benefits of agricultural technologies.

What is the difference between Ag Tech vs Agronomist?

AspectAg TechAgronomist
Required CredentialsDegree in agriculture, engineering, or related field; technical certificationsDegree in agronomy, plant science, or related field; often requires licensing
Work EnvironmentTechnology companies, farms, research labsFarms, research institutions, consulting firms
Employer & Industry UsageAgri-tech startups, equipment manufacturers, software firmsFarming operations, government agencies, research organizations
Common Search & Comparison IntentFocuses on technology solutions for agricultureFocuses on crop management and soil health

Ag Tech professionals develop and implement technological solutions to improve agricultural productivity, while Agronomists focus on crop science, soil health, and sustainable farming practices. Both roles are vital in modern agriculture but differ in their focus, credentials, and work environments.

How to get into Ag Tech?

To get into Ag Tech, candidates typically need a background in agriculture, engineering, computer science, or related fields. Gaining skills in data analysis, programming, and familiarity with agricultural equipment or software can be beneficial. Internships, certifications, and staying informed about industry innovations also improve job prospects in this field.
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Infographic showing various Ag Tech job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 72% Full Time, 13% Part Time, 13% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 92% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 6% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $43,987 per year, or $21.1 per hour.

AI-Native Technical Product Manager -- Ag Tech

Taranis

Midwest, WY • On-site

$120 - $155/hr

Other

Posted 10 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Spend regular time in the field and in the office with ag retail customers to understand their processes and value delivery.

  • Direct AI tools to draft, refine, and iterate on product specifications, requirements, and acceptance criteria.

  • Partner closely with engineering and other teams to develop, review, and prioritize product specs based on agronomic and economic value.


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AI-Native Technical Product Manager — Ag Tech

US Midwest · Full Time

About The Position

AI-Native Technical Product Manager — Ag Tech

US Midwest · Full-time

Reports to: VP of Product

About The Position

Taranis is the world's leading AI-powered crop intelligence platform, providing ag advisors and their growers with data-driven agronomic recommendations that drive farm management and input decisions. Through full-service, leaf-level data capture, Taranis' insights and services allow growers to accelerate decision-making, simplify management, maximize profitability, and enhance sustainable farming practices.

Since its founding, Taranis has worked with the world's top agricultural retailers and crop protection companies, serving millions of acres across the United States and globally. Taranis' Global Headquarters is located in Indianapolis, Indiana, with an R&D and Innovation Center in Tel Aviv, Israel. To learn more, visit www.taranis.com .

The Role

We are seeking an AI-Native Technical Product Manager to help translate the needs of our ag retail, agronomy, and grower customers into products and solutions our engineering team can build rapidly. This role sits close to both the customer and engineering: you'll spend real time with retailers and agronomists understanding how they deliver value to their growers and their business through the season, and collaborate with our AI-native engineering team to turn that understanding into clear, well-structured specs.

This is a hands-on, technical product role. You'll be comfortable directing AI tools to draft and refine product specs, in alignment with guidelines and structures established by our engineering team. You'll partner closely with the engineering team to integrate sharp agronomic, business, and UX judgment into a requirement-driven, AI-native engineering process. This role is central to our strategy of empowering retailers to turn intelligence into action for their growers and their businesses through AI.

Location

Remote within the Midwest or based in Indianapolis, IN. This role requires regular travel to customer locations to work directly with their teams.

Responsibilities

Customer & Agronomic Discovery

  • Spend regular time in the field and in the office with ag retail customers
  • Understand how retail agronomists and sales staff drive grower value throughout the season—from pre-season planning and in-season decisions through to harvest—and how these efforts translate into business value for the retailer
  • Identify where the friction is between insight and action, and where the greatest agronomic and economic value is going unrealized for growers

Spec-Driven Product Development

  • Direct AI tools to draft, refine, and iterate on product specs, requirements, and acceptance criteria with the precision required for direct engineering implementation
  • Prototype against real customer and field data to validate hypotheses and test solutions
  • Partner closely with engineering throughout the build, reviewing deliverables against original spec and intent, and tightening specs as needed
  • Prioritize product opportunities within the product roadmap based on the agronomic and economic value they deliver to retailers and growers, acre by acre

Cross-Functional Collaboration

  • Co-develop product specs in close partnership with engineering; you focus on business,user and UX requirements - including consistency across the platform - while engineering ensures alignment with technical and design standards for our platform, AI-maintainability, architectural integrity, and implementation
  • Partner closely with Commercial Sales, Customer Success and Marketing to ensure product direction reflects real field evidence and market needs
  • Collaborate closely with Agronomy to ensure all technical solutions are grounded in sound agronomic science
  • Communicate customer and grower needs clearly to engineering and leadership to inform roadmap decisions and help the broader team understand where Taranis can deliver the most value to retailers and growers
Requirements

Required Qualifications

  • Professional experience in agriculture or ag tech: retail, agronomy, grower-facing, crop inputs, equipment, or another part of the industry
  • Demonstrated hands-on experience directing AI tools (e.g., Claude Code or similar) to draft, refine, and iterate on product specs, or to develop mock-ups or clickable prototypes
  • Strong, precise written communication: able to write requirements clear enough that there's exactly one way to interpret them
  • Technical proficiency to lead credible conversations with engineers about tradeoffs and feasibility
  • Aptitude for understanding internal customer systems (e.g., agronomy, CRM, ERP, inventory, dispatch) and translating them into requirements to support data integrations and workflows
  • Self-directed and comfortable owning outcomes with minimal oversight
  • Willingness to travel regularly within the Midwest to work directly with customers
  • Strong analytical, communication and collaboration skills

Preferred Qualifications (Advantage)

  • Hands-on experience (professional or personal) developing AI-driven code, tools, or agents; deeply passionate about leveraging AI to accelerate productivity and support AI-native product development
  • Experience with precision agriculture, remote sensing, or crop data platforms
  • Experience with agricultural equipment APIs, data layers and data integration
Why Join Taranis?

At Taranis, we don't just innovate — we invest in our people.

  • Empowered by Respect: We value diverse perspectives and ensure every voice is heard.
  • Driven by Accountability: Ownership and transparency are foundational to how we work.
  • United in Collaboration: Cross-functional teamwork is how we win.
  • Dedicated to Commitment: We support flexibility, balance, and long-term growth.
  • Inspired by Innovation: We challenge the status quo to advance agriculture globally.

Join Taranis and be part of a team committed to transforming agriculture through technology, sustainability, and measurable impact — for growers, retailers, and the future of farming.

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