The Semios Group

The Semios Group

Precision farming platform for permanent crops

Corporate Development & Market Strategy Lead

Full-TimePosted on 9/29/2026
$108k - $164k/yr
Senior, Expert
Bachelor's, Master's, MBA
Remote in USA
Remote

About the job

Requirements
  • A Bachelor's degree in Agribusiness, Agronomy, Business, Finance, or a related field is required.
  • Seven to ten years of progressive experience in corporate development, strategic marketing, management consulting, or venture capital, preferably in applied technology, AgTech, SaaS, or precision agriculture.
  • A proven track record of independently building market models, assessing market share data, and evaluating corporate transaction structures.
  • Understanding of the agricultural value chain from hands-on experience, including work with growers, retail distributors, equipment original equipment manufacturers, and agronomic workflows.
  • Strong proficiency in financial valuation and market-sizing math to translate complex datasets into clear executive presentations.
  • Ability to make qualified recommendations on whether to buy, build, or partner.
  • Verbal and written communication skills to align commercial and operational objectives and plans with sales directors and executive leadership.
Responsibilities
  • Collaborate with go-to-market leads to structure, negotiate, and frame commercial relationships, joint ventures, and channel partnerships across the agricultural ecosystem.
  • Build business cases, construct financial valuation models, and coordinate cross-functional due diligence with product, legal, and finance teams.
  • Manage the corporate development pipeline from sourcing and deal structuring through integration planning, in partnership with Financial Planning & Analysis.
  • Identify, research, and screen prospective acquisition targets aligned with the product portfolio and long-term corporate roadmap.
  • Conduct Total Addressable Market, Serviceable Addressable Market, and Serviceable Obtainable Market analyses to evaluate new geographies and crop segments.
  • Synthesize agricultural production, market and commercial data, grower trends, and competitive intelligence into qualified assessments to guide market expansion, new product development, and sales strategy.
  • Translate market research into actionable briefs for marketing and sales teams; define buyer personas with product management, assess regional challenges, and collaborate with commercial enablement on pricing frameworks.
  • Monitor macroeconomic agricultural trends, regulatory changes such as carbon credits and biological approvals, and emerging technology shifts.
Desired Qualifications
  • An MBA or Master's degree in Finance or Agribusiness, or a CFA designation.
  • Direct experience in deal execution, M&A integration, or strategic alliance negotiation within AgTech, SaaS, or IoT.
  • A deep network in the agricultural technology ecosystem, including retail distributors, original equipment manufacturers, and agronomic service providers.
  • Familiarity with carbon markets, biological registration frameworks, and environmental sustainability incentives.

About the company

Semios provides a precision farming platform for permanent crops like almonds, apples, grapes, and citrus. The platform combines climate monitoring, pest and disease management, frost protection, water management, and plant-stress monitoring into one system that delivers real-time data and actionable insights. It is offered via a subscription with tiers ranging from basic monitoring to advanced, data-driven irrigation control and pest management. The goal is to help growers maximize yield and quality while reducing water use and crop stresses through real-time, data-backed decisions.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Late Stage VC

Total Funding

$212.2M

Headquarters

Vancouver, Canada

Founded

2010

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What believers are saying

  • Almanac acquired Gro Intelligence IP on 2024-11-19, expanding AI insights beyond on-farm telemetry.
  • The 2024 rebrand unified Semios and Agworld, reducing customer confusion across product lines.
  • Semios still publishes fresh field content in July 2026, signaling active customer engagement and retention.

What critics are saying

  • Product sprawl from Semios, Agworld, and Alma fractures sales and implementation by 2027.
  • Gro Intelligence assets came from liquidation; monetizing them into recurring revenue remains unproven.
  • A sensor outage or data breach destroys grower trust and triggers immediate contract losses.

What makes The Semios Group unique

  • Almanac controls Semios, Agworld, Altrac, and Centricity across permanent-crop operations.
  • Its 500,000-plus sensor network fuses private field data with Gro Intelligence public datasets.
  • WiseConn integration added remote fertigation control in Semios on 2025-03-04.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Paid Vacation

Paid Holidays

Hybrid Work Options

Remote Work Options

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

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1 year growth

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Rubixe
Jul 4th, 2025
AI in Pest Control: Transforming the Industry

Case Study: The precision agriculture platform Semios collaborated with Google to forecast pest threats in high-value crops.

Semios
Mar 13th, 2025
Abby Welch Wins 2025 NPMA Impact Award for Women in Pest Management

Semios Technologies Inc. is proud to announce that Abby Welch, Semios Manager of Grower Relations, Entomologist and PCA, has been named a 2025 NPMA Impact Award recipient for Women in Pest Management.

Semios
Mar 4th, 2025
Introducing Remote Fertigation Control in Semios Irrigation Scheduler

That's why Semios Technologies Inc. is excited to introduce remote fertigation control for Semios customers using its WiseConn integration, giving growers even more precision and efficiency in the field.

AgFunder
Nov 21st, 2024
Almanac Acquires Gro Intelligence Ip To Deliver ‘Actionable Insights Across The Global Agricultural Sector’

Vancouver-based farm data analytics and precision ag firm Almanac has acquired the IP and assets of ag intelligence platform Gro Intelligence, which closed down in late spring after running out of money. Almanac, formerly Semios, has been steadily boosting its core crop management platform through strategic acquisitions in recent years, acquiring farm management software co AgWorld, ag automation software co Altrac, and field data collection tech co Centricity. While Almanac already delivers real-time climate, pest, and water data through a network of over 500,000 sensors collecting real-time private data on weather, soil moisture, insect activity, and disease presence at customers’ farms, Gro Intelligence’s assets and AI models will complement these offerings by overlaying information from public data sets, CEO Sumer Johal told AgFunderNews

Yahoo Finance
Apr 5th, 2024
Semios + Agworld Tease The Next Revolution In Ag: Farming Made Simple(Tm)

VANCOUVER, BC, April 5, 2024 /CNW/ - Semios + Agworld are thrilled to kick off a groundbreaking teaser campaign today, led by CEO Sumer Johal. This initiative marks a pivotal point in agriculture, ushering in an era where farming becomes easier, thanks to innovative AI technology.Semios + Agworld Tease The Next Revolution in Ag: Farming Made Simple™ (CNW Group/Semios)The first video launching today is crafted to ignite curiosity and showcase the journey of agricultural advancements from the earliest innovations to today's cutting-edge technologies. Focusing on the opportunities that farmers face and the critical role of data in overcoming challenges, this sneak peek into an upcoming AI solution sets the stage for the next revolution in agriculture. This campaign will continue to engage the agricultural community and beyond with its vision for the future through a dynamic series of videos.CEO Sumer Johal states, "throughout history we have witnessed several major revolutions that have changed the way we feed the world. From mechanization to crop nutrition and protection to genetics, humankind has persisted in making more food to feed more people with fewer resources. Now, we're on the brink of another groundbreaking revolution in ag