Jobs at Genus

Temporary part-time livestock role supporting bull feeding, bedding, grooming, washing, hoof care, manure removal, transport, health monitoring, and semen collection activities. The position also includes facility and equipment upkeep, lawn mowing, snow removal, safety compliance, and teamwork. Applicants must be students with at least one year of cattle experience, farming and cattle-handling knowledge, mechanical skills, reliable performance, teamwork abilities, and a valid driver’s license.

Temporary part-time production lab role supporting bovine semen processing, packaging, and cell sexing technology operations. Responsibilities include operating production equipment, following SOPs, maintaining documentation, performing cleaning and sterilization, monitoring equipment, communicating issues, and adhering to safety and quality standards. The role requires enrollment in a local education program, local residence, a driver’s license, physical lifting ability, basic math and computer skills, and authorization to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.

Supports tactical execution and day-to-day management of the Sexcel and IntelliGen product lines. Coordinates cross-functional initiatives, gathers requirements, tracks timelines, monitors market and competitor trends, builds dashboards, develops sales and product materials, and contributes to lifecycle analysis and financial reporting. The role collaborates with R&D, Sales, Marketing, Operations, and Supply Chain in a remote environment with periodic travel.

Provides reproductive services to customer farms by detecting cow heat, analyzing herd records, performing artificial insemination, and recommending fertility improvements. The role involves livestock handling, animal welfare, customer relationship building, data-informed decisions, and independent farm visits across the Castle Douglas and Newton Stewart area. Full training, a company vehicle, and equipment are provided.

Leads implementation, adoption, and continuous improvement of a swine genetic improvement program across European elite farms. Manages team members and site leads, coordinates with Supply Chain, oversees genetic improvement projects and animal dissemination, supports farm data systems, analyzes genetic and operational data, and drives compliance, performance, troubleshooting, and corrective actions. The role is ideally based in Spain and requires approximately 30–40% international travel.

Plan and execute risk-based testing of financial and non-financial controls, assess control effectiveness, document evidence-based conclusions, and communicate findings to stakeholders. Support remediation planning, peer review, quality assurance, and improvement of the internal controls framework. Use GRC tools to document testing and track remediation, while delivering assigned workstreams within agreed scope, time, cost, and quality requirements.

Deliver reproductive services to dairy farms across Cumbria by heat-detecting cows, reviewing herd data, and performing artificial insemination. Support farmers in improving herd fertility, animal health, welfare, and productivity while providing strong customer service. The role involves independent farm visits, data input, genetic-plan decision-making, recommendations, and rota-based work including early starts and weekends.

Provides field-based consulting to farming businesses, helping improve profitability, efficiency, sustainability, resilience, and long-term performance. Responsibilities include building client relationships, visiting farms, analyzing technical and financial data, using benchmarking insights, delivering recommendations, supporting farm management and compliance initiatives, and developing a client base. The role requires strong agricultural knowledge, communication, organization, digital skills, and a full UK driving licence.

Performs bovine ovum pick-up and fresh or frozen embryo transfer procedures, reproductive evaluations, livestock handling, equipment maintenance, anesthesia administration, sanitation, biosecurity, and production recordkeeping. Coordinates with laboratory and field teams, supports animal welfare and continuous improvement, and trains team members. Travel and work outside normal business hours may be required.

Leads European business development for agricultural, food, and sustainability consulting services. Responsibilities include winning new business, managing client relationships, leading Germany-based consultants, overseeing project delivery and profitability, shaping commercial strategy, conducting market research, and representing the company at industry events. The role requires frequent travel across Germany and Europe and collaboration with leadership and cross-functional teams.

Coordinate regional schedules, rota coverage, absences, workforce planning, and contractor resources for field service operations. Track attendance and payroll-related changes, support health and safety compliance, analyze operational and safety data, prepare stakeholder reports, and maintain regional coverage systems. The role also supports recruitment approvals, resource management, continuous improvement, and operational performance across the U.K. service function.

Own and grow strategic customer accounts across Ireland and Northern Ireland’s pork industry. Develop account plans, identify new business, negotiate contracts, manage budgets and forecasts, and build trusted producer relationships. Provide consultative guidance on genetic improvement while collaborating with Marketing, Supply Chain, Technical Services, Genetic Services, and Finance. Monitor market and competitor activity, contribute to Northern European commercial strategy, and travel regularly within Ireland with occasional international travel.

Provides technical services to strategic dairy accounts, including technical program planning, farm performance analysis, customer training, coaching, solution validation, technical communications, and progress reporting. Partners with commercial, genetic, and technical teams to improve dairy profitability and operational performance. Requires expertise in dairy reproductive management, genetics, herd health, nutrition, milk quality, and farm software, plus fluent English and Spanish communication. The role is remote in the U.S. East region with approximately 50% North American travel.