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Job Summary:

The carbon scientistmanages agronomic research and scientific analysis; supports greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting, modelling, regenerative ag practiceresearch and implementation,andSales and Grower Success Team (GST)technical support. This role bridges applied agronomy, data-driven scientific and carbon program development; supporting carbon market integrity, agronomic and carbon performance of regenerative practices, and program outcomes.

Key Responsibilities:

Agronomic Support

• Provide cross-functional agronomic support and guidance across all teams, ensuring alignment between Science, Data, Modeling, Carbon,GSTand Commercial teams. Translate basic and applied research into clear program guidelines, continuousimprovementsand scalable practice guidance to improve our carbon output

• Provide technicalexpertisein range and pasture management, including grazing systems, forage management, soil health, and regenerative grazing practices. Apply this knowledge to support program development, practice guidelines, fieldimplementation, modeling, and carbon outcomes. Candidates withdemonstratedexperience in range and pasture management are preferred; strong agronomic candidates with the potential and interest to develop into a subject-matter expert in this area will also be considered.

• Proactively evaluate emerging agronomic practices, technologies, and systems to develop new practice offerings that increase carbon sequestration rates, emissions reductions, and program scalability

• Lead ongoing evaluation and improvement of agronomic practice guidelines using scientific evidence, field performance data, andmodelinginsights to maximize carbon yield and credit integrity

• Continuously working with GST tomonitorpractice-level data quality, completeness, and consistency, applying agronomic science toidentifygaps, risks, or biases and drive improvements in data standards and field-level reporting

• Provide technical leadership and mentorship to GST, ensuring training, field visits, and educational resources are scientifically rigorous, practice-aligned, and support carbon credit outcomes

• Work closely with themodelingteam to translate field-level agronomic data into reliable model inputs, proactively addressing data challenges and improving alignment between practice implementation andmodeledoutcomes

• Partner with Carbon team and provide agronomic leadership toanalyzeand resolveValidationand Verification Body (VVB)and Verra findings, including issues related to practice eligibility, data quality,modelinginputs, and scientific justification

Research, Data & Technical Leadership

• Act as a knowledge hub by regularly updating the company on advances in regenerative agriculture science and technology, fostering continuous learning and improved agronomic decision-making
  

• Integrate agronomic science with data analytics, visualization, and reporting to support business success. Support effective communication of complex agronomic and sustainability concepts to farmers, ranchers, and industry partners

• Attend agronomy and regenerative agriculture conferences to engage with industry experts,identifyinnovations, and communicate the organization's scientific achievements

• Lead preparation of scientific reviews, reports, and white papers based on project outcomes to inform strategy, program development, and external communications.

Background and Training Requirements

• Education: M.S. or Ph.D. in Soil Science, Rangeland Management, Environmental Science, or a related field; equivalent experience may be considered.

• Experience: 5+ years of relevant experience in agronomy, regenerative agriculture,agricultural research, soil health, carbon programs, or a related field, withdemonstratedability to lead technical projects and work cross-functionally.

• Range & Pasture Management: Strong experience in range and pasture management, including grazing systems, forage management, soil health, and regenerative grazing. Candidates with strong agronomicexpertiseanddemonstratedpotential to develop into a subject-matter expert in range and pasture systems will also be considered.

• Carbon & GHG: Working knowledge of agricultural carbon markets, GHG accounting, carbon sequestration, and carbon-credit methodologies. Experience with Verra VCS and VVB processes is highly desirable.

• Scientific & Analytical Skills: Strong background in applied agronomic research, experimental design, data analysis, scientific interpretation, and translating research into practical field and program recommendations.

• Modeling & Data: Experience working with agricultural or carbon datasets and models, with the ability to translate field-level information into reliable model inputs and insights.

• Communication & Leadership: Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to translate complex science into practical guidance for growers, ranchers, field teams, and cross-functional stakeholders.

• Industry Engagement:Demonstratedability to stay current with regenerative agriculture and carbon science and represent the organization through technical reports, conferences, presentations, and external engagement.

• Travel:Approximately20-30% travelrequiredfor field visits, grower and rancher engagement, conferences, research activities, and team meetings