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and within budget. 
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Liaise with external partners such as CROs, testing labs, and government bodies. 
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Prepare project reports, presentations, and documentation for internal and regulatory review. 
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Monitor field trials, efficacy studies, and toxicology reports. 
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Recommend process improvements for pesticide formulation and production. 
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Stay updated with industry trends, technologies, and regulatory changes. 
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Ensure product safety, sustainability, and effectiveness throughout the project lifecycle. 
Qualifications:
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Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Agriculture, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or related field. 
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5–10 years of experience in agrochemical/pesticide project management. 
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Strong knowledge of pesticide regulations, product registration, and formulation techniques. 
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Excellent project management, communication, and leadership skills. 
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PMP certification is a plus.