AgriTech Research Intern
Ground the platform’s answers in credible agronomic sources — ICAR, FAO and state agriculture departments — so the advice given to farmers is correct.
- Location
- Remote — worldwide; in India, Hyderabad only
- Duration
- 8–12 weeks
- Commitment
- 20 hrs / week, US Eastern hours
- Who can apply
- Students, recent graduates, early career
Focus areas
What you would do
- Check what the platform tells farmers against credible agronomic sources, and flag where it is thin or wrong.
- Build out the crop, pest and disease coverage the platform handles, and keep the published coverage list accurate.
- Work on government scheme guidance — PM-KISAN, PMFBY and others — so the detail is accurate and current.
- Help decide where the honest answer is "ask your local extension officer".
Who this fits
- A background in agriculture, agronomy, environmental science or a related field.
- You are careful with sources and comfortable saying "this claim is not supported".
- Bonus: you have spent time on or around a working farm.
Hours, and being straight about pay
The programme is fully remote and open worldwide. It runs 20 hours a week on US Eastern time, so check the overlap with your own timezone before applying — outside the Americas that means evening or early-morning hours. It is a learning-focused programme: supervised projects, mentorship and regular feedback, a completion certificate, and a reference based on performance.
This is an unpaid programme. There is no salary or stipend. We would rather say that plainly on this page than have you find it out after you have applied.
Apply
Send your resume, area of interest, current education or experience, country, and LinkedIn profile.
Apply for AgriTech Research Intern careers@agrivisionai.org