Nutritionist
Nutritionist
Work mode: Alternating between being on the road and teleworking
Work schedule: Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM
Status: Temporary, Full Time (18 months)
The Nutritionist for Livestock Animals plays a critical role in supporting the health, productivity, and welfare of livestock by developing and optimizing feed formulations. Working within a multidisciplinary team, this position focuses on research, analysis, and practical application of animal nutrition science to ensure balanced, cost-effective, and high-quality feed solutions tailored for cattle, swine, poultry, and other livestock species.
YOUR ROLE
- Develop and adjust feed formulations for various livestock species, ensuring nutritional adequacy and compliance with regulatory standards;
- Conduct ingredient analyses and evaluate nutrient profiles using laboratory and field data;
- Collaborate with veterinarians, farm managers, and suppliers to optimize feeding programs and address animal health concerns;
- Monitor and interpret feed trial results; recommend improvements based on performance metrics such as growth rates, feed conversion ratios, and health indicators;
- Stay informed on current research, industry trends, and regulatory changes affecting livestock nutrition and feed formulation;
- Prepare technical reports, documentation, and presentations for internal and external stakeholders;
- Support quality control processes for feed production, including sampling, testing, and troubleshooting;
- Participate in on-farm visits to assess feeding practices and provide guidance to producers;
- Assist in developing educational materials and training sessions for staff and clients.
** This position is based in a combination of being on the road and teleworking. Some travel within Canada may be required to visit farms, suppliers, or attend conferences and training sessions. **
YOUR ASSETS
- Bachelor’s degree or higher in Animal Science, Nutrition, Agricultural Science, or a related field;
- Experience in livestock nutrition and feed formulation is preferred;
- Strong analytical, problem-solving, and organizational skills;
- Proficiency with formulation software and laboratory equipment is an asset;
- Excellent communication skills; ability to work collaboratively and independently;
- Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel for farm visits and industry events.
- Department
- Operations/Production
- Locations
- Winnipeg
- Position category
- Professionnels │ Professionals
- Job status
- Temporaire, temps plein │Temporary, full time
- Working model
- Sur la route │On the road
About Sollio Agriculture
As a Canadian agriculture industry leader, Sollio Agriculture specializes in supplying farm inputs and providing value-added services to benefit farmers, cooperatives and partners. Its business model combines the strength of a local approach with the power of a national presence to offer innovative products and solutions, to support the adoption of sustainable farming practices, helping local farming families prosper.