Check out AgriYuvaa’s latest blog: Ekosight is Hiring a Field Officer 🌱
At Ekosight, we believe that healthy soil is the foundation of a sustainable agricultural future. Our mission is to empower rural communities with innovative tools and knowledge that improve soil health, optimize crop yields, and promote eco-friendly farming practices. We’re excited to announce an urgent opening for a Field Officer in Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh – and we’re looking for passionate individuals ready to create real impact on the ground.
If you are driven by purpose and eager to contribute to India’s rural transformation, this opportunity might just be for you!
About the Role: Field Officer
As a Field Officer at Ekosight, you’ll play a key role in promoting sustainable agriculture by working directly with farmers and village communities. Your primary responsibility will be to conduct soil health assessments, organize training workshops, and support the implementation of our eco-friendly farming initiatives in and around Barabanki district (near Lucknow), Uttar Pradesh and Jalgaon, Maharashtra.
This is more than just a job – it’s a mission. You’ll be at the forefront of bringing data-driven farming practices to life, helping farmers understand their soil better, use fertilizers wisely, and adopt climate-smart agricultural methods.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Soil Testing & Analysis
Use Ekosight’s innovative Soil Doctor device to conduct soil tests, collect samples, and interpret results. Your work will directly support data-driven decisions for balanced fertilization and improved soil health.
2. On-ground Monitoring & Field Visits
You will regularly visit farms and project sites to monitor implementation, evaluate effectiveness, and ensure that the initiatives are making the intended impact.
3. Farmer Engagement
Build strong relationships with farmers, local leaders, and stakeholders. Promote awareness of sustainable practices, including soil testing, organic inputs, and balanced fertilization techniques.
4. Data Collection & Reporting
Collect valuable insights on soil conditions, crop performance, and fertilizer use. Use this data to support Ekosight’s digital advisory services and policy recommendations.
5. Conduct Trainings & Workshops
Design and deliver engaging training sessions for farmers to educate them about modern, sustainable agricultural techniques. Your sessions will be vital in spreading practical knowledge and creating long-term behavioral change.
What We’re Looking For:
To thrive in this role, we’re seeking someone who has:
✔️ A background in Agriculture, Rural Development, or related fields.
✔️ Strong communication and training skills, especially in regional languages.
✔️ A willingness to travel extensively across villages and farming communities.
✔️ A self-driven mindset, with a passion for making a tangible difference in the lives of farmers.
Only local candidates from Barabanki district are eligible to apply. We’re keen on hiring individuals who understand the local context and are deeply rooted in the region.
What We Offer:
At Ekosight, we value every team member and ensure their contribution is recognized and rewarded. Here’s what we provide:
A competitive salary package
Travel allowance for field visits
Continuous learning opportunities and professional development
A chance to work at the grassroots level, transforming agriculture for good
You won’t just work with farmers – you’ll work for them, ensuring they get the knowledge and tools they need to succeed sustainably.
Why Join Ekosight?
Working with Ekosight means joining a community that’s dedicated to environmental stewardship and agricultural innovation. We’re a growing team of soil experts, agronomists, educators, and changemakers – all driven by one goal: to restore soil health and empower farmers across India.
By becoming a Field Officer with us, you’ll be part of a movement that believes in science-backed, people-powered change.
How to Apply:
Think you’re the right fit?
👉 Send your resume and at:
📍 Location: Barabanki district, Uttar Pradeesh and Jalgaon Maharasthra (candidates must be based locally)
