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The Donald Danforth Plant Science Center is a nonprofit research institute headquartered in St. Louis that advances plant science to improve human health and environmental sustainability. Its interdisciplinary programs span genomics, phenotyping, bioimaging, metabolic engineering, and crop improvement, with a particular emphasis on food security, bioenergy, and prairie ecosystem resilience. The Center partners with federal agencies, foundations, and industry to translate discoveries into agtech solutions and to train the next generation of plant scientists through STEM education initiatives. By combining cutting-edge data science and bioanalytical chemistry with a strong focus on plant-microbe interactions, the Danforth Center positions the region as a global hub for plant innovation.
The Digital Marketing Specialist supports the Danforth Center’s digital performance across web, analytics and measurement, SEO/SEM, social publishing/performance, and email optimization for a mission-driven, mid-sized nonprofit. This is a hands-on role for someone with 1–3 years of professional experience who can independently run reporting and basic optimization work, collaborate with internal partners, and coordinate with vendors on web maintenance and improvement.
The Donald Danforth Plant Science Center is a nonprofit research institute headquartered in St. Louis that advances plant science to improve human health and environmental sustainability. Its interdisciplinary programs span genomics, phenotyping, bioimaging, metabolic engineering, and crop improvement, with a particular emphasis on food security, bioenergy, and prairie ecosystem resilience. The Center partners with federal agencies, foundations, and industry to translate discoveries into agtech solutions and to train the next generation of plant scientists through STEM education initiatives. By combining cutting-edge data science and bioanalytical chemistry with a strong focus on plant-microbe interactions, the Danforth Center positions the region as a global hub for plant innovation.
