a Robotic Field Test Engineer

Cultura Connect
Warwick
4 weeks ago
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Agricultural Robotic Field Test Engineer,The Opportunity: Ready to fast-track your career and dive into an exciting opportunity with a cutting-edge robotics company at the forefront of agricultural innovation? In this dynamic, field-based role, you will play a key part in the success of autonomous agricultural robots, ensuring they meet customer needs through hands-on testing. As a Robotic Field Test Engineer, you will be at the forefront of testing and operating innovative robots on farms across the UK, collecting valuable customer insights that will directly influence product development. Your expertise in problem-solving and drive for innovation will help refine and improve cutting-edge technology. If you're an ambitious, forward-thinking individual with a passion for making a real impact, contact Becky today to explore this exciting opportunity. The Company: An innovative Ag Tech company transforming farming practices through automation, helping farmers embrace sustainable, chemical-free practices while enhancing productivity. A company dedicated to tackling agricultural challenges, driving efficiencies and advances to achieve net zero goals. Role Responsibilities: ● To ensure the robots meet customer requirements through in-field validation and operation ● To collect data from field tests, document robot performance, and identify areas for improvement ● To collect customer feedback on robot functionality and performance, communicating insights back to the team ● To work closely with the research and development team to ensure the successful integration of feedback and technical solutions Skills you will need: Essential: ● A degree or HND in Agricultural Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or similar ● Proven experience in test planning, execution, and data analysis of agricultural or off-highway vehicles or robotic equipment ● Experience in instrumentation, data acquisition, and troubleshooting ● Knowledge and understanding of the agricultural sector ● Organised with a high level of attention to detail ● Excellent communication and interpersonal skills ● A relationship builder, able to forge strong business relations with a variety of audiences ● An adaptable, problem-solver ● A motivated and driven individual with an appetite to work outdoors in varying weather conditions ● A desire for personal progression and development ● A clean UK driving licence, willing to travel in the UK and abroad when required Desirable: ● Experience with autosteer systems, field robots, rover or drone operations, or autonomous vehicles ● Knowledge of drone photogrammetry, computer vision, and electronic system integration ● Pilot drone licence Remuneration: A competitive salary and company benefit package commensurate with the successful candidate's experience, with the potential for company stock options

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