Rochester, NY · On-site +1
$22/hr
This role involves traveling to farm locations in Lyndonville and Williamson, along with remote work reviewing and analyzing data. This position is from May 1 - August 30th 2026. Join our ...
Rochester, NY · On-site +1
$22/hr
This role involves traveling to farm locations in Lyndonville and Williamson, along with remote work reviewing and analyzing data. This position is from May 1 - August 30th 2026. Join our ...
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$22/hr
Full-time
Posted 18 hours ago
Join Vivid Machines, a trailblazing venture-backed startup revolutionizing fruit farming with cutting-edge computer vision and AI.
From the farm to the packing line, Vivid's real-time insights help fruit producers grow more with less, making food more sustainable, affordable, and predictable. Our technology is already supporting the growers behind the fruit you see at Costco, Walmart, and Wegmans.
We're looking for an AgTech Field Technician that will support customers by collecting fruit growth data, and helping growers understand and use insights to improve operations.
This role involves traveling to farm locations in Lyndonville and Williamson, along with remote work reviewing and analyzing data. This position is from May 1 - August 30th 2026.
Join our extraordinary team.
We value excellence, integrity, curiosity, passion, open-mindedness, and decisive action. We iterate quickly, deliver with purpose, and work with people who bring their unique strengths to the team.
If you love supporting customers, the pace of a scaling startup, and want to make a global impact, we'd love to meet you.
How you'll make an impact.
As an AgTech Field technician, you will work closely with our customers to provide the best possible experience by carrying out a data collection plan and helping in-field with the deployment of the Vivid X system and collection of fruit growth data. You will help interpret the results for growers, and support with information on how they may use the data to improve their operations.
You will also work closely with our data annotation and engineering teams to provide feedback and direction on what you discover in the field, and how we may make improvements to data collection, annotation, and our overall sensor and computer vision system.
If you're curious, and enjoy a combination of hands-on fieldwork, customer relationship development, team collaboration, project planning, and analysis, this role is for you!
What you'll be doing:
Starting in May, you will be trained in the field and in the office on how to use the technology. You will be working 8-hour days, 5 days a week. You'll need a driver's license and vehicle for your time in the field, which we expect to be the majority of the time (great for outdoor enthusiasts!) depending on the weather. Your infield work will be on farms, your office days will be remote.
What you need to bring:
People from all backgrounds can succeed at Vivid Machines. We believe differences and diversity help build excellent businesses.
Why do you want to work at Vivid Machines?
Where to go from here?
We want to ensure it's a good fit on both sides, so you get a job you love, and we offer you a place you're proud to work at. Please apply through the job link on this page.
Vivid Machines is an equal opportunity employer committed to providing a working environment that embraces and values inclusion and diversity.