Agricultural Engineer Salary in Mississippi

Job Description Job Description From concept to complete machine, the Research department at Andros strives to create innovative custom machinery offering customers improved efficiency through mechanization. Be a part of a team developing technologies to serve the future of the agricultural industry. Perform as a member of a research and development focused team to design and build ag machinery. Complete design of mechanical systems, engineering analysis and design reviews. Create 3D models, shop drawings and bills of materials. Interact, coordinate and assist fellow engineers, fabrication personnel, vendors and clients to complete jobs in an efficient and timely manner. Assist in the manufacturing and in-field testing processes. Work in varied field environments to prove design integrity and determine necessary improvements. Qualifications and Experience: • Bachelor of Science degree in engineering (Agricultural, Mechanical, or related) • Background in agriculture is a MUST • Knowledg

Perform functions to manage projects from design to implementation for Lykes Bros.’ properties. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: · Responsible for the construction management of water management systems, culverts, irrigation systems, and other assigned structures or systems. · Design systems and equipment for exploration into new methodology and technologies for Ranch and land management. Prepare reports, sketches, working drawings, specifications, proposals, and budgets for proposed projects. Design agricultural machinery components and equipment, using computer-aided design (CAD) technology. · Project Management of the design, construction, and operations of Lykes Bros Inc. construction projects while ensuring quality and regulatory compliance. · Project manager of existing water storage projects. Process and report data collected. Coordination with state agencies for operation of water storage projects and invoicing. · Communicate the intent of plans with management, contractors, consultants, a

General Job Description A Project Engineer is responsible for all technical and engineering aspects of their assigned projects. They plan, schedule, predict, and manage all the technical tasks of their assigned project to assure accuracy, proper resources, and quality from start to finish. They are informed of and apply professional standards, regulatory requirements, and best practices for their work. Project Engineer responsibilities include: Preparing, scheduling, coordinating, and monitoring the assigned projects. Thoroughly understand the technical and operational requirements of the project. Understand the needs and desires of the client and interact with them frequently throughout the project to assure their satisfaction with the project. Monitoring compliance to applicable codes, practices, QA/QC policies, performance standards and specifications. Performing overall quality control of the work (budget, schedule, plans, personnel’s performance) and report regularly on project st

Summary This position is located within the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Agricultural Research Service (ARS), Southeast Area (SEA), Cotton Quality and Innovation Research Unit in New Orleans, LA. In this position you will develop and conduct research plans for the development of new or improved fiber quality measurements of value to stakeholders. Responsibilities Identify of fiber properties and textile products that are most likely to indicate the positive or negative impact of breeding, production, harvesting and processing on the commercial use of cotton and other vegetable fibers. Develop research plans to identify changes in quality due to breeding, production, harvesting and/or processing. Apply the principles of Life-Cycle Analysis (LCA) or similar framework to quantitatively assess the environmental and economic sustainability of developed renewable products or technologies and potential benefits. Develop and conduct research plans for the development of new

Location : 1200 N Dupont Highway, Dover Job Type: Professional Job Number: 2023-00416 Division: Provost Office Department: CAST - Agriculture Opening Date: 12/08/2023 General Description of the Position This position reports to the Associate Research Director (ARD) and the Associate Dean of Research (ADR) at Delaware State University (DSU), College of Agriculture, Science, and Technology (CAST). The Agriculture Engineer operates as part of a multi-disciplinary team to conceptualize and develop innovative engineering approaches to quantify and simulate complex, multifaceted agriculture systems issues. The Agriculture Engineer will be responsible for working with the software, electrical, and mechanical design teams to identify, select, and integrate precision technologies. The Agriculture Engineer has a strong commitment to lead a novel research program in the engineering of food and/or agriculture-based products and processes. The Agriculture Engineer demonstrates effective research ca

Job Description Job Description Agricultural Engineer Trainee Part-time Lincolnton, GA, US Applicant will be required to provide engineering and experimentation support for the development of agricultural practices and technologies. The skill level at which the duties outlined below is expected to be low upon hiring. Once hired, applicants will be given training and on-the-job experience to build up their skills. Duties of the Agricultural Engineering Trainee will include: Research and briefing of various assigned topics that may include biology, botany, computer science, economics, etc. Writing to support research, white papers, and proposals. Development of conjectures, hypotheses, experiments, and models. Conducting experiments and documenting findings. Development and documentation of prototype agricultural practices, devices, sensors, and software. Fabrication with various materials in support of prototype development or agricultural operations. Operating, maintaining, and improvi