The business
Missions
- Translate technical issues in the field into research and development actions
- Design and lead research and development projects
- Develop experimental protocols
- Process, analyze and validate results with a view to commercialization
- Detect and test innovative methods and techniques
- Build and participate in networks with public research and private companies
- Contribute expertise in agronomy and cropping systems in response to internal or external requests.
Training
- Engineering degree in agronomy or biology
- 5 to 8 years' higher education
Skills
- Scientific and technical knowledge
- Ability to design and implement training courses
- Ability to manage and process data
- Mastery of business software
- Ability to produce written and oral scientific and technical communications
- Project management skills
Personal skills
- Listening skills
- Innovative spirit
- Sense of analysis and synthesis
- Scientific rigor
They talk about it
A graduate of the AgroParisTech agricultural engineering school and holder of a Master's degree in production and innovation in plant technical systems, Domitille Jamet is a crop systems and agronomy researcher.
"No two days are alike! Overall, I'm in charge of setting up and monitoring trials, in liaison with the experimentation stations and development engineers. Reflecting on the protocol, running the trials, analyzing the data and writing the summaries... for each trial, the aim is to produce operational results that can be transferred to the field. Like all the Institute's research managers, I specialize in a particular field.
What's my subject? Cropping systems, for example, with long-term trials studying innovative cropping systems or intercropping plant cover. They're all part of projects I'm involved in. There are regular meetings with project partners to coordinate, set objectives and produce deliverables. I also communicate the results of these trials at technical days, scientific symposia, webinars and articles for the agricultural press.
Working on innovative and multi-performing cropping systems seems to me essential to help farmers in the agroecological transition. It's a subject that I find both fascinating and useful. I also like the proximity to the field, the collaboration with the Institute's different professions such as development engineers, and the diversity of the missions".
Job offers
10 December 2025
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