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Careers
Research and development (R&D) managers turn bright ideas into real-world change, combining science, technology, innovation, and business leadership to guide the development of new products, services, technology and research.
Lead bright ideas to shape the future of agriculture
Research and development (R&D) managers turn bright ideas into real-world change: the development of new crop varieties for changing climates, innovations to improve animal health, smarter farm technology, and more sustainable ways to produce food. You'll lead the research that keeps agriculture ahead of the game.
Through leadership, specialist knowledge and innovative thinking, you'll manage projects and budgets, lead scientists, work with industry partners, develop new products, and share results. R&D management combines science, technology, strategy and leadership, and often involves collaboration across Australia and the world.
An R&D manager plans and coordinates innovation activities, guiding the development of new products, services, or technologies from initial concept to commercial implementation. This could be in a commercial agricultural business, peak industry group, or academic research, and involves science, technology, business, and innovation.
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