Our Digital Farming team is centered around four Digital Hubs as competence centers that host our new digital solution teams. The hubs are located in Germany, Brazil, USA and Singapore.
We chose the locations combining proximity to our core markets and to the digital talent, and allowing a global yet tailored innovation.
Our digital hubs are designed as creative spaces fostering innovation and entrepreneurship.
Berlin is the largest of our hubs, with six of Yara's digital farming products - such as Atfarm and YaraIrix - being developed and maintained by the teams here.
The Berlin hub focuses on digital design and research, product management, agronomy, data science and hardware operations and development.
This European hub also has satellite teams in Varna (Bulgaria), Pocklington (UK) and Oslo (Norway).
Singapore's renowned start-up culture and geographical advantage serve as backdrop to our culturally-diverse Singapore hub where we focus on providing solutions for smallholder farmers.
The team consists of AgTech research scientists, software engineers and designers, as well as skilled workers within product management, agronomy, data science and hardware operations and development.
FarmWeather, the first hyperlocal weather app used by farmers across different countries, was developed here.
The São Paulo hub sits together with the Yara Brazil office and is strategically chosen to be close to our nearby research centers, like the Sumaré plant.
Our São Paulo team is focused on developing digital farming experiences for both professional and smallholder markets. We have a good distribution of skills - from marketing and commercialization, partnerships team, business experts and agronomists, designers (from the research side up to interface), as well as tech engineers.
San Francisco is the smallest of the four hubs with a very close-knit and diverse team. We are working on software development, product research, and product design along with hydrology and agronomic sciences.
Our team members are based in both our San Francisco office and across the United States.
The San Francisco hub is responsible for Adapt-N, a precision Nitrogen recommendation tool, along with a second application that is currently in development.
We have implemented a new way of working within solution teams, that is based on the dynamics of successful digital start-ups, operation within the knowledge pool of our global Yara organization. We call it start-ups in a grown-up.
Agile way of working centers around
Fast learning is a key culture we are implementing.
Our tools, services and solutions are built on a combination of cutting edge technology and Yara´s unique agronomic knowledge. Our developers work closely in markets all around the world to shape our solutions in line with farmers needs and market insights.
Our purpose is:
With our tools we support farmers all over the world to increase yield and reduce environmental impact.
Ready to help us create the tools and solutions of tomorrow? Check out our open positions in Digital Farming.