Investigate plant–microbe interactions and microbial functions, and their effects on plant growth, nutrient use efficiency and stress responses.
Design, develop, and perform laboratory and greenhouse assays to assess microbial colonization, persistence, and activity, and quantify resulting plant responses.
Interpret results and translate scientific findings into product development decisions.
Cultivate, maintain, characterize and quality-control microbial strains and consortia.
Coordinate microbiology laboratory activities and experimental planning.
Collaborate with formulation, agronomy and external research partners.
Prepare scientific protocols, reports and presentations.
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Master’s degree plus relevant applied research or industry experience in plant-microbe interactions, soil microbiology, or related field. PhD in plant–mic...
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