48 English-speaking jobs in Wageningen

PhD position exploring the jetting behavior of complex multicomponent fluids in inkjet printing. Responsibilities include developing experimental tools, creating model ink systems, and communicating findings. Requires a MSc degree in physics, physical chemistry, fluid dynamics, or soft matter, experience with microscopy and computational tools, and strong English language skills.

Greenhouse Worker needed to support plant care and daily greenhouse operations. Tasks include data collection, planting, plant care activities, and maintaining a clean and organized workspace. Must have experience in seed companies or an agricultural background and good command of English and/or Dutch.

The Foods Global Design Centre (GDC) seeks a Digital Design Lead to lead the Foods Digital Design team. This role focuses on developing and applying digital technologies to design superior food products. Responsibilities include leading the team, developing digital design tools, and collaborating with R&D, chefs, and external partners. The ideal candidate has experience in R&D, process engineering, or related fields, and a deep understanding of AI, neural networks, and data analysis.

PhD position in the NWO funded project “Reefwatchers: Safe, Efficient and Scalable Biodiversity Monitoring for Biogenic and Artificial Reefs”. The project aims to develop frameworks, indicators, and cost-benefit insights to enable scalable, safe, and effective monitoring of reef ecosystems.

Packaging Development Technologist will lead projects focused on sustainable, innovative, and high-quality packaging solutions. Develop and validate packaging, ensure compliance with regulations, and collaborate with cross-functional teams. Requires a degree in Packaging Technology, Engineering, or a related field and experience in project management.

The EIT Food Accelerator Network (FAN) 2026 is a multi-hub European accelerator program supporting agrifood and foodtech startups. Selected startups will join one of six specialized hubs across Europe, each focused on a key theme shaping the future of food systems. The program provides expert mentorship, industry connections, and investment readiness support. Startups will undergo a rigorous selection process and, if successful, gain access to European research facilities, validation infrastructure, and the EIT Food Innovation Community. Funding opportunities are available at the end of the program.

Develop and implement primary packaging solutions and optimize secondary and tertiary packaging across the value chain. Translate complex requirements into practical solutions, aligning inputs from various departments.

The Manager Food Safety & Scientific Risk Assessment leads scientific risk assessments for new products, ingredients, and technologies. This role partners with R&D and Innovation teams to ensure safe product development and regulatory compliance. The position requires a Master's or PhD in a relevant field and minimum 5 years of experience in food safety.