Summary from listing
Bayer Crop Science is hiring a graduate research intern to support the development of a machine-harvesting process for peppers. The intern will work on-site in Woodland, California, collaborate with scientists and phenotyping specialists, design and execute field experiments, coordinate technical work plans, analyze experimental data, and communicate recommendations. The role requires a current M.S. or PhD student in plant breeding, agronomy, plant genetics, or plant science, along with experience in field trials, protocol development, and project management. The internship lasts 3.5 months and pays approximately $22.75 to $47.75, with possible bonus or commission and benefits.
