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BASF Pathology Summer Associate in Saskatoon, Canada
You can be part of an inclusive team of diverse talent and character. In this diversity lies our greatest strength.
At BASF, we create chemistry through the power of connected minds. By balancing economic success with environmental protection and social responsibility, we are building a more sustainable future through chemistry. As the world’s leading chemical company, we help our customers in nearly every industry meet the current and future needs of society through science and innovation. We provide a challenging and rewarding work environment and are always working to form the best team—especially from within, through an emphasis on lifelong learning and development.
Where the Chemistry Happens…
Pathology Summer Associate
Contract Duration: 6 months (May to October)
Locatio n: Saskatoon
Responsibilities:
As a Pathology Associate, you will join our Pathology team where you will be involved in:
Seed preparation and seeding disease of nurseries in the field.
Disease nursery plot maintenance and care including pest control and disease ratings.
Assist in the execution of Plant Pathology Lab tasks including fungal isolations and culturing.
Assist in Greenhouse and Growth chamber seeding, maintenance and rating of disease projects.
Travel out of province will be required in Mid August through to September
Ingredients for Success: What We Look For in You…
Qualifications:
Strong agronomic competence attained through pursuing or having obtained your degree in Agriculture or another college along with experience in the Agriculture Industry
Demonstrate problem solving skills
Ability to be flexible and modify plans as situations arise minimizing impact on results
Interest in canola development
Ability to deliver results in pursuit of both individual and team goals
A valid Class 5 Drivers Licence
Job: REDE - Research & Development
Organization: APP/BO-Oilseeds Breeding-63022026
Title: Pathology Summer Associate
Location: CAN-SK-Saskatoon
Requisition ID: 2100097