Part-Time Field Support Contractor – Western Nebraska

ArableNorth Platte, NebraskaOn-siteContractListed 1 month ago

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About this role

What you will do:

- Assist with the installation, setup, maintenance, and removal of Arable field devices .

- Visit customer fields to inspect equipment and confirm devices are operating properly.

- Perform basic troubleshooting and coordinate with Arable’s Customer Success or technical teams when additional support is needed.

- Assist with seasonal field activities, project setup, and other customer-support needs.

- Communicate with growers, farm managers, and project partners while representing Arable professionally in the field.

- Provide updates, photos, field observations, and other information to the Arable team following site visits.

- Help identify potential field issues and communicate them quickly to the appropriate team member.

- Support members of Arable’s Customer Success team during larger installations, maintenance projects, or periods of increased field activity.

- Participate in training on Arable products, technology, and field procedures.

- Travel throughout western Nebraska as project needs require.

You’re a Great Fit If You Have:

- Experience in agriculture, farming, agronomy, irrigation, crop consulting, agricultural technology, or a related field .

- Familiarity with Nebraska agriculture and farming practices, particularly in western Nebraska.

- A practical, hands-on approach and comfort working independently in agricultural field environments.

- Basic technical aptitude and the ability to learn how to install, maintain, and troubleshoot field technology.

- Strong reliability, communication, and problem-solving skills.

- The ability to communicate comfortably and professionally with growers and farm managers.

- A valid driver’s license and the ability to travel throughout the region.

- The ability to safely work outdoors in varying weather conditions and access agricultural fields and equipment.

- Flexibility to work varying hours based on seasonal and project needs.

A degree in agriculture, agronomy, crop science, agricultural engineering, or a related field is helpful but not required if you have relevant practical experience .