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A Keelambi team member in a maroon polo crouches beside a farmer in an arecanut plantation at sunrise, showing him a tablet, with a Rancher SEV 5.1 parked behind them

What would you solve?

The machines are built. Now comes the hard part.

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Four things need solving.

Four open roles, all full-time. Three in Shivamogga, one in Shimoga or Bangalore. One application form, two minutes: name, number, CV.

Listed 12 August 2026.

SalesFull-timeShivamoggaField and farm demos

Take the machine from product to market.

SalesExecutive or ManagerFull-timeShivamogga

Build the network that brings the machine closer to the farmer.

Customer connectFull-timeShivamoggaPhone and WhatsApp

Be the first voice a farmer hears from Keelambi.

ProductFull-timeShimoga or Bangalore

Shape the machines around real farm use.

Open applicationAny function

Don't see it listed? Good. Tell us what Keelambi should hire you to solve.

The machines were the easy part.

Workers don't turn up in the weeks that decide a season. One missed spray takes 30–40% of an areca crop. So Keelambi builds electric machines a family can run on its own, for about ₹5 of electricity an hour.

Reach is the harder problem. The first phone call. The on-farm demo. The dealer floor. The next product decision. That work is done by people. That is why this page exists.

What the work looks like.

Machines built in Shivamogga, tested by the people who build them, shown to farmers on their own ground.

  • Speaker in a Rancher cap briefing seated farmers with the RXB45 laid out in parts on a table
    Launch-day briefing, 4 September 2026. The Rancher RXB45 in parts on the table.
  • Four farmers standing in a field watching the RXB45 demonstration
    Farmers watching the field demonstration.
  • Engineer connecting the Smart Drive follow-me unit to a Rancher SEV 5.1
    Fitting the Smart Drive unit to a Rancher SEV 5.1.
  • Operator in a yellow safety visor cutting into a dense bush line with the Rancher RXB45
    Cutting a bush line with the RXB45 at the field day.

No degree required for any of this.

A farmer in a white lungi and checked shirt, wearing a yellow safety visor, running the Rancher RXB45 through waist-high weeds
A farmer with the Rancher RXB45 at the field day, 4 September 2026.

  • Self-directed

    You don't wait for instructions. You see a broken process and start redesigning it in your head.

  • Fluent in reality

    You can talk to a farmer and an engineer in the same afternoon, and turn both conversations into something clear.

  • Relentlessly pragmatic

    You care whether it works on the farm, not just how it looks on the spec sheet.

  • Outcome-obsessed

    You wear five hats in a week without being asked twice, and measure your worth in outcomes.

If that list reads like a warning, this is not your place, and that is a useful thing to know early. If it reads like permission, keep going.

The Keelambi team lined up in maroon polos under the Keelambi Agri Tools marquee at sunset

The Keelambi team on launch day. Rancher RXB45, 4 September 2026.

Agriculture doesn't need another company watching from the sidelines.

It needs people willing to get their hands dirty, think differently and build. Keelambi is that attempt: a machine company in Shivamogga betting that farming's hardest problems are solvable, and worth solving well.

Apply now Call 843 11 33 888