RIJK ZWAAN IBERICA SA

Assistant Station Manager

Job Location

Andalusia, Spain

Job Description

The vacancy for an Assistant station Manager at Rijk Zwaan Assistant station Manager is responsible for the cultivation and maintenance of crops and facilities. This implicates to lead the day-to-day activities of the station and rental locations: preparation of the greenhouse compartments, sowing, transplanting, nutrition, irrigation, crop protection, disease control, climate control, crop management, general maintenance of the farm and rotation of the crops. The position is also in charge of the maintenance of equipment and greenhouses. Furthermore, this position will be responsible for a big number of temporary workers as well as considerable number of fixed employees working in the farm. Thus, proven leadership of temporary and fixed employees as well as strong organizational skills are necessary. The work is performed in collaboration with the Station Managers and the rest of farm team. Priority crops are tomato, melon, watermelon and experience with most of these crops is desired. We are seeking a Station Manager with the following criteria: ·Master’s degree in agriculture, Agronomy, Horticulture ·Knowledge of seed business and plant genetics is desired ·At least 2 years of experience managing a farm in agriculture, seed business, vegetable production, etc. ·Ability to coordinate technically the crops ·Strong interest in product knowledge ·Strong interest in people development, Team oriented ·Strong communication and leadership skills ·Highly motivated, and able to work independently ·Speak English fluently

Location: Andalusia, ES

Posted Date: 9/15/2025
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September 15, 2025
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