Your Role

As a Field Project Manager (engaged via a local employment partner), you will play a key role in transforming agricultural systems toward regenerative practices. Working at the intersection of farmers, cooperatives, and agri-food stakeholders, you will drive impactful field programs that restore soil health, enhance biodiversity, and improve farmer livelihoods.

Your Key Responsibilities:
- Lead end-to-end field implementation of regenerative agriculture programs, translating farm diagnostics into practical, locally adapted solutions and delivering against clear KPIs.
- Manage multi-stakeholder projects with farmers, cooperatives, and agri-food partners to scale regenerative practices and drive measurable impact.
- Provide hands-on agronomic expertise (soil health, biodiversity, climate resilience) and turn data into actionable insights for field teams and partners.
- Design and deliver training programs, including “train-the-trainer” approaches, to build capacity across farmers and advisors.
- Support development of monitoring and performance frameworks (e.g., MRV)



to track outcomes and continuously improve programs.
- Represent the organization in external engagements, inspiring stakeholders through workshops, events, and partnerships.

Your Profile

Impact-driven agronomist with strong field experience in Spain, combining technical expertise (soil, biodiversity, regenerative practices) with a solid understanding of agricultural value chains.
A collaborative and strategic project manager, you engage diverse stakeholders with ease and turn complex challenges into practical solutions.
Proactive, hands-on, and purpose-led, you are motivated to drive meaningful change for people and the planet.

Workings Conditions

Education: ideally a Master Degree in agronomy, land management, horticulture, or related field
Experience: 3 years minimum
Language(s): Spanish & English
Employment: Fixed-term contract (replacement), part-time (24 hours per week)
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