Provide real time soil data for greener decisions
Provide real time soil data for greener decisions
Spiio is an In-Ground Data as a Service provider helping green industry professionals enhance agronomic decision managing their facilities in a sustainable optimal way. And now it’s time to scale our start-up. Our wireless device with four sensors allows greenkeepers to:
- Track microclimates around the field
- Time applications when root zone soil temps are optimal
- Know the actual impacts of flushing the field
- Remotely track moisture levels over time
Have you got what it takes?
Spiio offers you a chance to help build as a Firmware Developer an advanced
IoT Platform supporting the green industry worldwide.
Passion for a green world
You are passionate about making a greener world and want to work in a sustainability-focused start-up. Spiio’s agronomy sensor helps sports turf professionals save money and labor time by managing their golf courses and sports facilities. You are working proactively – with research outcomes for new IoT pipelines in mind.
Make a difference
Technology is in the heart of everything you do. You innovate, research and want to make a difference in the world. You never compromise on delivering an optimal customer experience that delivers ROI.
A true team player
You are a team player that wants to collaborate, learn, share and grow new ideas and services. Together. You are self-driven, a top C/C++ embedded developer with mbed environment experience and a proven record for translating business requirements and IT into technical requirements with your deep electronic skills.
Join a global company
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Be part of a proven business
Tim Zevotek
CGCS, Director of AgronomyRoaring Fork Club
Martin Brummel
Grounds ManagerTim Huber
CGCS, Director of AgronomyThe Club at Carlton Woods
Tim Zevotek
CGCS, Director of AgronomyRoaring Fork Club
Martin Brummel
Grounds ManagerTim Huber
CGCS, Director of AgronomyThe Club at Carlton Woods
Tim Zevotek
CGCS, Director of AgronomyRoaring Fork Club