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CropX

Data-driven farm management for irrigation optimization

Fullstack Software Engineer - Python, Geographic Information Systems

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/17/2026
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Haren, Netherlands
Hybrid
Software EngineeringFull-Stack Engineering

About the job

Requirements
  • Have HBO- or WO-level working and thinking ability.
  • Have at least 3 years of experience as a software engineer or Python developer.
  • Have substantial experience with Python, Django, FastAPI, and Django ORM.
  • Have experience with PostgreSQL, REST APIs, and Docker.
  • Have experience with geographic information systems technologies such as GeoJSON and PostGIS.
  • Have excellent spoken and written Dutch and good English proficiency.
  • Work independently and take ownership of work.
Responsibilities
  • Develop and maintain geospatial services, backend systems, and web applications.
  • Develop and manage partner integrations.
  • Process and make geographic datasets available.
  • Further develop satellite and reference data services.
  • Resolve complex integration problems.
  • Improve software architecture and technical processes.
  • Contribute to Angular applications as needed.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with Angular.
  • Experience working in an Agile/Scrum team.

About the company

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CropX

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CropX provides a cloud-based agritech platform that helps farmers optimize irrigation, fertilizer use, and overall crop management using data from soil sensors, weather, and crops. It delivers crop-specific recommendations and actionable insights through dashboards and alerts to support data-driven decisions. Unlike competitors, CropX expands its data and capabilities by acquiring Regen, adding over 130,000 acres and a decade of farm data for precision irrigation and effluent decision support, creating a larger and more diverse data foundation. Its goal is to improve resource-use efficiency, increase yields, and reduce environmental impact for both small and large producers.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Late Stage VC

Total Funding

$64.9M

Headquarters

San Francisco, California

Founded

2013

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What believers are saying

  • August 26, 2026 SCIO expands CropX into post-harvest quality intelligence and enterprise cross-sell.
  • CropX says ARR approaches $20 million and profitability is targeted for 2027.
  • May and April 2026 launches deepen enterprise workflows and strengthen sensor lock-in.

What critics are saying

  • CropX funds acquisitions with cash, shares, and debt, increasing dilution and leverage.
  • Eight acquisitions since 2020 create integration risk across products, sales teams, and data models.
  • If 2027 profitability slips, capital dries up and the acquisition rollup stalls.

What makes CropX unique

  • Eight acquisitions since 2020 unify soil, weather, canopy, and NIR analytics.
  • SCIO’s 44 patents add laboratory-grade crop-quality measurement across pre- and post-harvest workflows.
  • CropX Vision, Apex, and Cool Farm API bundle irrigation, sensing, and carbon reporting.

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Benefits

  • Hybrid Work Options
  • Remote Work Options
  • Professional Development Budget

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

2%

1 year growth

1%

2 year growth

9%
Flashpoint
Oct 20th, 2026
Flashpoint Growth Debt Financed its 12th Company - CropX

London – 18 July 2024 – Flashpoint Growth Debt, part of Flashpoint Group, an international tech investment manager with US$500 million AUM, is pleased to announce its 12th investment - CropX - the global leader in powerful yet easy-to-use digital agronomic solutions for a resilient farm system and one of the world's fastest-growing providers of agricultural technology solutions. The company’s technology is deployed in over 70 countries across the world . With this milestone, the number of investments made by Flashpoint funds since inception increased to 71.

PR Newswire
Oct 13th, 2026
CropX to provide soil sensing technology to the Lincoln University McCain Foods NextGen Regenerative Farm.

CropX to provide soil sensing technology to the Lincoln University McCain Foods NextGen Regenerative Farm. Oct 13, 2026, 08:15 ET CropX has been onboarded as a co-collaborator, providing data and sensors to help the farm make irrigation and crop management decisions, particularly around water efficiency and soil health WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Oct. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Designed as an industry-scale research programme, the project will compare regenerative and conventional farming systems throughout a full potato rotation under New Zealand growing conditions. Over the next eight years, researchers will examine how different farming practices influence soil health, crop performance, water and nutrient use, resilience and long-term productivity, creating a robust evidence base to support future agricultural decision-making. By combining commercial farming expertise, scientific research and continuous field intelligence over an entire potato rotation, the programme aims to generate practical evidence that helps accelerate the adoption of regenerative agriculture. As a digital agronomy co-collaborator, CropX will provide its AI-powered digital agronomy platform, along with soil, actual evapotranspiration, and weather-monitoring technologies, as well as ongoing technical and agronomic support. CropX latest soil moisture monitoring Apex probes (60 and 90cm depending on the crop) will be present in all crops in the rotation, and the measurements gathered will be completed with weather information and satellite imagery. The CropX platform will integrate and analyse continuous field intelligence, enabling researchers to evaluate regenerative and conventional farming systems throughout the programme. Josh Opas, McCain Director Agriculture ANZ, said: "McCain Foods are excited to collaborate with CropX for their equipment to be installed at the Lincon Regenerative Farm demonstration site. Water use efficiency and optimal irrigation application is important for crop quality, yield and environmental stewardship." Professor Alison Bailey, Lincoln University's Head of Department, Farms, said: "Research of this scale depends on continuous, high-quality data collected over many years. This work combines scientific rigour with commercial relevance and digital innovation, creating an important opportunity to better understand how regenerative farming practices perform under New Zealand conditions." Eitan Dan, Chief Revenue Officer, CropX Technologies, said: "The most important advances in regenerative agriculture will come from long-term commitment and credible evidence generated under real farming conditions. We're proud to work alongside McCain Foods and Lincoln University on a programme of this scale and to provide the digital agronomy platform that will help transform continuous field data into practical insights for growers, researchers and the wider agricultural industry." McCain has committed to implementing regenerative agriculture practices across all the acreage used to grow potatoes for the company by 2030, and long-term demonstration sites such as the Lincoln University McCain Foods NextGen Regenerative Farm play an important role in validating practices under local growing conditions and sharing learnings with growers. CropX technology will support variable-rate irrigation management, provide real-time insights into soil moisture differences between treatments, and help optimise spray timing through its disease warning platform. Beyond the Lincoln University McCain Foods NextGen Regenerative Farm, the results will be used to validate the growing role of digital agronomy in enabling science-based sustainability programmes. By combining continuous field intelligence with long-term scientific research and commercial farming expertise, the project aims to generate practical knowledge that contributes to regenerative agriculture in New Zealand and informs the wider international discussion on productive, resilient and sustainable food systems. As an industry collaborator to the project, CropX supports pushing the boundaries of innovative technology integration on farm, aiming to improve input use efficiency. About the Lincoln University McCain Foods NextGen Regenerative Farm The Lincoln University McCain Foods NextGen Regenerative Farm will involve trialing leading regenerative agriculture practices combined with advanced technology on high-value crops in a 1:8 potato rotation. The eight-year trial will compare regenerative practices with conventional cropping methods in a mixed farm system. It will examine soil health, soil carbon, farm inputs, integrated pest management, water use, crop yields and profitability. About McCain Foods McCain Foods is a privately-owned, Canada-based global frozen food company committed to leaving a legacy for future generations through a strong focus on sustainability and helping to shape the future of sustainable farming. Visit the website here. About Lincoln University Te WhareWānaka o Aoraki Lincoln University is New Zealand's only specialist university focused on the land-based sectors. Since 1878, the University has built a strong reputation for education and research that supports sustainable and productive land-based systems. Today, this distinctive heritage uniquely positions Lincoln University to tackle the complex global challenges facing the land, climate and agrifood systems. Visit the website here. About CropX Technologies CropX Technologies is a global digital agronomy company providing an AI-powered platform that combines field data, agronomic intelligence and precision agricultural technologies. The CropX platform integrates data from soil, crop, weather, farm machinery and other sources, applying advanced analytics and artificial intelligence to help farmers, agronomists, researchers and agricultural businesses make more informed decisions about irrigation, nutrition, disease, crop management and farm operations. CropX operates globally, supporting farmers and agricultural businesses across a wide range of crops and production systems. Media contacts: McCain Foods ANZ: Mark Roberts Director of Sustainability and Corporate Affairs ANZ [email protected] Lincoln University: Brenda Mills Director Stakeholder Relationships [email protected] SOURCE CropX

PR Newswire
Aug 26th, 2026
CropX acquires SCIO to build agriculture's first self-improving intelligence platform

CropX Technologies has acquired SCIO, a leader in portable near-infrared spectroscopy for agriculture and food. This is CropX's eighth acquisition since 2020. SCIO's technology provides laboratory-grade measurement of crop quality and composition. Combined with CropX's agronomic recommendations, this creates a feedback loop where measured outcomes improve future insights, forming what the company calls a self-improving agronomic intelligence platform. SCIO brings 44 granted patents, a portfolio of enterprise customers, and a growing SaaS business. CropX has raised $64 million since inception. "The future of agronomy isn't just about making recommendations. It's learning from outcomes," said Tomer Tzach, CEO of CropX. The combined platform serves customers in more than 70 countries, connecting intelligence across the agricultural lifecycle from soil development to post-harvest operations.

CropX
May 27th, 2026
CropX launches Cool Farm Platform integration to Simplify Scope 3 reporting for agriculture.

CropX launches Cool Farm Platform integration to Simplify Scope 3 reporting for agriculture. New integration helps agribusinesses and food companies measure emissions, prove sustainability progress, and optimize farm performance all in one workflow. TEL AVIV, Israel - May 27, 2026 - CropX today announced the launch of its new Cool Farm Platform (CFP) integration, giving agribusinesses, food companies, and sustainability teams a faster, simpler way to manage the growing demands of Scope 3 emissions reporting. As climate disclosure requirements continue to expand cross global supply chains, many organizations face fragmented farm data, manual reporting processes, and inconsistent carbon accounting methodologies. The new Cool Farm Platform integration helps solve these challenges by combining carbon accounting, agronomic insights, and sustainability reporting into a single connected workflow. Clients can now satisfy sustainability mandates from global buyers while simultaneously optimizing yield and resource use. CropX is now also an official Cool Farm API license holder, enabling direct access to the latest Cool Farm Platform capabilities and methodologies. Turning carbon data into actionable insights. The integration provides access to advanced greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions calculations, updated emissions factors, and a new process-based Soil Organic Carbon (SOC) model designed to improve the accuracy and reliability of carbon tracking. Beyond reporting, the integration helps customers translate sustainability data into operational decision-making across the agricultural value chain. The CropX platform provides detailed insights into emission sources, regions, growers, and crops simplifying scalable carbon reduction strategies for ESG leaders. CropX mobile and web interfaces provide an end-to-end solution for the carbon accounting process, including field data collection, GIS mapping, carbon calculations, dashboards, and reporting. In addition, CropX supports agrochemical databases used in farming operations to help implement carbon reduction strategies and model carbon balance simulation scenarios. With the Cool Farm Platform integration, customers can: * Measure and report Scope 3 agricultural emissions with greater confidence * Simplify sustainability reporting and compliance workflows * Support regenerative agriculture programs with credible data * Improve visibility into soil carbon dynamics and farm-level impact * Combine sustainability performance with agronomic and operational insights in one platform Built on Cool Farm Platform's modern API-first architecture, the integration enables scalable deployment, faster processing, and improved data validation across global agricultural programs. Supporting scalable sustainability across agriculture. Leading organizations are already leveraging Cool Farm methodologies to support sustainability initiatives across their supply chains. With the Cool Farm Platform now integrated into CropX solutions, customers can scale carbon accounting and sustainability reporting more efficiently without adding complexity for growers or sustainability teams. About Cool Farm Alliance The Cool Farm Alliance is a global non-profit that provides science-based tools and frameworks to help organizations measure and reduce the environmental impact of agriculture.

PR Newswire
Apr 7th, 2026
CropX launches Apex sensor for high-resolution root zone monitoring across crops

CropX Technologies has launched Apex, a high-resolution soil sensor that measures volumetric water content, temperature and salinity at 4-inch intervals throughout the soil profile. Available in 12-inch, 24-inch and 36-inch configurations, Apex provides greater depth resolution than traditional sensors for deep-rooted crops. The sensor connects via SDI-12 to CropX telemetry devices and integrates with the company's platform, enabling automated moisture detection, irrigation insights and agronomic analytics. Its tapered design minimises soil disturbance whilst maintaining sensor-to-soil contact across installation depths. Apex joins CropX's existing Vertex sensor and works alongside the company's weather stations, crop canopy sensors and AI-powered analytics. The sensor is designed for growers and agronomic service providers requiring detailed root zone monitoring across multiple soil types and crops.