Agricultural Image Analyst

Crop Classification SpecialistClassify crop types from satellite imagery using high-quality crop labels derived from street-view images of fields.Responsibilities include:Reviewing satellite and street-view images to determine crop type or classify areas as uncultivated based on visual cues.Ensuring consistent and accurate labeling by following established workflows and annotation protocols.Applying domain knowledge to identify crop types even under partial occlusion.Maintaining accuracy, attention to detail, and consistency across large volumes of images.Work involves:Agricultural Area Presence – Confirming if agricultural fields occupy more than a defined percentage (e.g., 40%) of the image view.Field Visibility Assessment – Evaluating visibility of the field:Partially Occluded but Identifiable – Annotating the crop type or marking as uncultivated.Clearly Visible and Identifiable – Proceeding to assign the correct crop label.Required qualifications include:Academic Background: Bachelor's degree (or higher) in Agriculture, Agronomy, Crop Science, Agricultural Engineering, Horticulture, or a related field.Hands-on Experience: Knowledge in Geography, Remote Sensing, Environmental Science, or GIS with exposure to crop identification.Agriculture Experience: Previous involvement in crop identification, agricultural surveys, or image annotation.Visual Identification Skills: Ability to distinguish crop types from both partial and full views.Preferred skills include:Strong attention to detail and familiarity with diverse crop types.Prior experience using image annotation tools and platforms is an advantage.Ability to work independently and deliver results under defined timelines.