Intelinair is returning to West Lafayette this fall. On Tuesday, October 6, we’ll be participating in the Purdue College of Agriculture Fall Career Fair, held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the France A. Córdova Recreational Sports Center on Purdue’s campus.
Representing Intelinair will be Blake Retherford, Territory Account Manager, who will be at our table throughout the day to visit with students about Summer 2027 internship opportunities and answer questions about careers in agtech.
Event Details
Purdue College of Agriculture
Fall Career Fair
Stop by our table to
- Meet Blake Retherford, Territory Account Manager
- Learn about our Summer 2027 internship in Sales, Analytics, or AI Development
- Get to know Intelinair
- Who we are and what we build
- What a Territory Account Manager actually does
- How our technology gives growers insights they can act on
- Explore where you fit in precision agriculture
No Appointment Needed
We'll be at our table all day — stop by any time between 10 and 3. Bring your resume, bring your questions, and get to know Intelinair in a low-pressure setting.
Ask About Internships See you in West Lafayette!Meet Intelinair at the Purdue Career Fair
The career fair is a chance for students to get to know Intelinair in a low-pressure setting: who we are, what we build, and where students from across the College of Agriculture might fit.
If you’re exploring a future in precision agriculture, stop by to learn about our Summer 2027 internships. Ask what a Territory Account Manager actually does. Ask how our technology provides insights a grower can act on.
Internship Overview for Summer 2027
Interns will work with growers, agronomists, and retail partners across the Midwest to make sure AGMRI imagery, analytics, and AI tools deliver measurable value in the field. In Sales, interns support customer onboarding and build ROI reports. In Analytics, they analyze aerial imagery and turn technical findings into clear, practical guidance. In AI Development, they test prompts and bring real farmer feedback to the engineering team. Ideal candidates have a background in agriculture, agribusiness, agronomy, data science, or engineering, communicate well with both farmers and developers, and are comfortable with data and technical tools. Row crop experience, remote sensing knowledge, or coding skills are a plus. The positions are mostly remote from Indiana, with occasional in-office work and travel throughout the I-states.
Contact us to learn more about Intelinair and AGMRI.


