Project Manager

Prayoga is seeking a seasoned

Project Manager

to lead the

Arecanut Research Platform

. This role is pivotal in managing a complex portfolio of research projects that bridge laboratory analysis, field-based data collection, and multi-agency collaborations. The ideal candidate will integrate technical agricultural expertise with robust project management discipline to drive impactful research outcomes. Core Responsibilities Multi-Project Oversight:

End-to-end management of diverse research initiatives involving laboratory scientists, field researchers, and external collaborating agencies. Strategic Coordination:

Synchronizing workflows between internal research teams (e.g., Green Chemistry, Earth Sciences, and Food & Agriculture) and external academic or industry partners. Methodological Rigor:

Ensuring all projects adhere to established scientific research methods and Prayoga’s high standards for data integrity and ethics. Stakeholder Management:

Serving as the primary point of contact for government bodies, schools, and community stakeholders involved in field research. Operational Discipline:

Maintaining clear documentation, record-keeping, and adherence to internal workflows as per the Prayoga KRA framework.

Qualifications & Experience Experience:

Minimum

10+ years

of proven experience in project management, specifically within the

Agriculture

sector. Education:

A formal qualification in

Agriculture

(B.Sc., M.Sc., or Ph.D.) is highly preferred. Technical Proficiency:

Strong familiarity with research methodologies and the ability to translate complex data into actionable project milestones. Project Management Skills:

Expert-level proficiency in scheduling, resource allocation, risk mitigation, and managing multi-agency deliverables.

Behavioral Competencies Hands-on Operational Leadership:

A proactive approach to problem-solving. Must be willing to transition seamlessly from high-level strategic meetings to ground-level field execution. Field Mobility:

High willingness to travel extensively to rural research sites, plantations, and collaborating institutions. This role requires being "on the ground" to monitor field trials and ensure data accuracy. Efficiency & Responsiveness:

Ability to streamline operations between the lab and the field, reducing the turnaround time for data collection and analysis. Collaboration & Stakeholder Engagement:

Building trust with local farmers, field staff, and external agencies through direct, face-to-face interaction. Systemic Resilience:

Building scalable SOPs for field research that remain robust despite geographical or environmental challenges.