About Earthworm

Earthworm is a group of people who believes we can solve the big issues affecting people and nature today. We work in global supply chains impacting millions of people and places around the world to make the products we buy. We work on the ground, in forests, fields and factories, helping companies, farmers and communities find practical solutions together. And we know that, ultimately, trust and positive changes comes from people getting to work together, hands in the soil.

Your Role

As a Field Project Manager (engaged via a local employment partner), you will play a key role in transforming agricultural systems toward regenerative practices. Working at the intersection of farmers, cooperatives, and agri-food stakeholders, you will drive impactful field programs that restore soil health, enhance biodiversity, and improve farmer livelihoods. Your key responsibilities will be:

• Lead end-to-end field implementation of regenerative agriculture programs, translating farm diagnostics into practical, locally adapted solutions and delivering against clear KPIs.
• Manage multi-stakeholder projects with farmers, cooperatives, and agri-food partners to scale regenerative practices and drive measurable impact.
• Provide hands-on agronomic expertise (soil health, biodiversity, climate resilience) and turn data into actionable insights for field teams and partners.
• Design and deliver training programs, including “train-the-trainer” approaches, to build capacity across farmers and advisors.
• Support development of monitoring and performance frameworks (e.g., MRV) to track outcomes and continuously improve programs.
• Represent the organization in external engagements, inspiring stakeholders through workshops, events, and partnerships.

Your Profile

Impact-driven agronomist with strong field experience in Spain, combining technical expertise (soil, biodiversity, regenerative practices) with a solid understanding of agricultural value chains. A collaborative and strategic project manager, you engage diverse stakeholders with ease and turn complex challenges into practical solutions. Proactive, hands-on, and purpose-led, you are motivated to drive meaningful change for people and the planet.

Workings Conditions

• Education: Master in agronomy, land management, horticulture, or related field (preferable)
• Experience: 3 years minimum Language(s): Spanish & English
• Employment: Fixed-term contract (replacement), part-time (24 hours per week)
• Other: Driving License required Location: Ideally Madrid (up to 50% of field presence)

The successful candidate will be formally employed through our trusted HR service provider, acting on the behalf of Earthworm Foundation. All day-to-day responsibilities and management will be under Earthworm Foundation.

Joining Us

If you are in search of having a meaningful impact, with a desire to innovate and act for the environment, this offer is for you! The team you would join is truly committed to and passionate about finding concrete solutions to improve relationship between People and Nature.

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