
At Biota, engineers, agronomists, designers, and field teams work together to solve one of the world's most fundamental problems: how to grow more with less. This isn't a typical corporate job. You'll work in a fast-moving startup where ideas become prototypes, prototypes become products, and products reach real fields and real farmers.
We focus on developing technologies that deliver practically measured and calculated outcomes, not just predictions. Our approach prioritizes field-validated measurements, simulation-based crop understanding, and decision tools that farmers and agronomists can rely on with confidence.
From research and prototyping to field deployment, every team member contributes to building tools that operate in real agricultural environments. If you enjoy building systems where engineering, agronomy, and measurable outcomes come together, you'll find meaningful work here.
Submit your details and tell us what you want to work on.
A short call to understand your interests, skills, and mindset.
We may ask you to discuss past work, ideas, or problem-solving approaches relevant to the role.
Meet the core team and understand what working at Biota looks like day to day.
Once aligned, we move quickly.
We value curiosity, ownership, and willingness to build — more than formal titles alone.





This isn't a list of current openings — it's the mix of skills that consistently matter to us. If you fit one of these but don't see a specific listing, reach out anyway.
We offer hands-on internships where students work directly on live projects, product development, and field deployments. Ideal for those who want real experience beyond classroom learning.
View current openings →Engineers, developers, agronomists, designers, and operations specialists who want to build real-world technology and grow with a fast-moving startup.
View current openings →It depends on the role, but we move quickly once we're aligned — our five-step process is designed to avoid the long, multi-week loops common at larger companies.
Yes. We care more about curiosity, ownership, and demonstrated ability to build than about formal titles or credentials alone — that applies across engineering, design, and field roles.
Real work on live projects — product development, firmware, field deployments — not fetch-coffee busywork. You'll be contributing to things that ship, not shadowing from the sidelines.
Yes — the roles listed above reflect the skills we typically need, not a fixed set of openings. If you think you'd be useful here, tell us what you want to work on.
Whether you're just starting out or already experienced, if you're excited about building meaningful technology for agriculture, we'd love to hear from you.