Description
A cheese producer in Sardinia wants to sell directly to a consumer in Germany. Between that decision and their first order lie a contract, tax procedures, a project sheet, and many other things to consider. That bridge is you.
**CrowdFarming** is Europe's largest direct-sales network for organic products. €90M in sales in 2025 with strong double-digit growth, a team of \~300 people from 18 nationalities, and operational subsidiaries in Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Austria, and the UK. Our mission: to make regenerative organic farming viable for farmers and accessible for consumers.
**The team**
You will join the Farmer Hunting team—the people who go into the field to bring new producers into the Pantry, Cheese \& Meat category. You are the back office that transforms this commercial work into real-selling projects.
Farmer Hunting is the entry point for new producers onto the platform: every new farmer in your category passes through here. The challenge is not "handling bureaucratic procedures"—it’s ensuring bureaucracy does not become a bottleneck. You’ll work side-by-side with teams across all categories and maintain direct contact with farmers in Italy, Spain, and other countries. Your three challenges: ensuring no contract stalls, keeping the database always truthful, and guaranteeing fast, careful onboarding of each new farmer.
**What will be on your desk**
Your mission: to ensure every farmer in your category moves seamlessly from "I want to sell via CrowdFarming" to "I am selling", without friction and without losing a single document along the way.
* Draft and review farmers’ contracts, and chase missing documentation until the file is closed.
* Keep the database alive: new entries, renewals, project changes. If something doesn’t add up, you’ll spot it before anyone else.
* Guide new farmers through platform registration and resolve any administrative doubts blocking them.
* Monitor agricultural projects published on the website and trigger alerts when anything falls behind schedule.
* Untangle administrative issues arising from working with producers across different countries.
* Use AI tools to automate repetitive tasks, reserving your judgment for what truly requires human insight.
**Who you are**
You’re the kind of person who notices every detail, organizes flawlessly, and knows how to prioritize when twenty things land simultaneously—without needing anyone to oversee you.
*Essential:*
* Residence in Madrid: This role is hybrid, with 2 days per week in our office.
* Full fluency in Italian and Spanish (you’ll interact daily with Italian farmers).
* Experience in an administrative, back-office, or similar role.
* Practical experience with Google Workspace, especially Sheets and Docs.
* Genuine enthusiasm for applying AI to administrative work.
* *Preferred qualifications:*
* Real interest in organic farming and sustainability.
* Prior experience in a high-volume, multi-country back office.
**How we work**
At CrowdFarming, there’s a culture that permeates everything. We’re a company with a strong, authentic identity: the pace is fast, dynamism is real, and if that energizes rather than exhausts you, you’ll thrive here. We believe in real autonomy and ownership: no one will tell you exactly how to do your job—but they’ll notice when you do it well. You’ll work with
**What we offer**
* Full-time permanent contract, with a condensed workday every Friday year-round and throughout July and August.
* Hybrid format based in Madrid: 2 days in the office, the rest wherever you choose—with a monthly remote-work allowance.
* Support for your professional development in languages and other topics relevant to your role.
* Co-financed health insurance.
* Credits for many things, so you can try our products.
* Fresh fruit and produce from our farmers in the office.
**If you’ve read this far**
We don’t care whether your CV matches perfectly down to the millimeter. What matters is how you think, what you’re capable of building, and whether you want to make a real impact. We value unconventional paths and people who don’t wait for someone to tell them how to do their job well. If you imagine yourself closing a Sardinian cheesemaker’s contract on a Monday—and seeing it sold in Germany three weeks later—we want to meet you.