Chief Agronomy Director
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Zedelgem, Flanders, Belgique
CNH
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h3About Us /h3 pAt CNH, we're driven by a clear purpose: we serve and advance the people who feed and build a growing world. As a global leader in agriculture and construction, we create the equipment, technology, and solutions that help our customers work more productively and sustainably. Our success starts with our people, and we foster a collaborative culture where innovation thrives and every employee has the opportunity to grow. /p h3About Us /h3 pAt CNH, we're driven by a clear purpose: we serve and advance the people who feed and build a growing world. As a global leader in agriculture and construction, we create the equipment, technology, and solutions that help our customers work more productively and sustainably. Our success starts with our people, and we foster a collaborative culture where innovation thrives and every employee has the opportunity to grow. /p h3Grow a Career. Build a Future. /h3 pIf you're ready to make an impact and build a career with purpose, there's a place for you at CNH. /p h3Job Purpose /h3 pThe bChief Agronomy Director /b serves as the company's foremost authority on agronomy, crop production systems, and farming practices while leading the integration of agronomic science into product development, precision technology, and business strategy. This executive leadership role sits at the intersection of agronomy, engineering, product development, precision agriculture, automation, and customer experience. The Chief Agronomy Director is responsible for ensuring that every product, technology, and innovation is designed around agronomic outcomes that improve customer productivity, profitability, sustainability, and operational efficiency. /p