Hawaii
Who We Are
Bayer has been a vital part of Hawaii's agricultural community for more than 50 years. We have farms located on Oahu, Maui, and Molokai. While agriculture is essential to what we do, our main focus is serving humanity's most basic needs: health and nutrition.
Guided by our mission, “Health for all, Hunger for none,” we deliver breakthrough innovations in healthcare and agriculture. Achieving it will take many hands, heads and hearts working together.
Be Bayer - Join our Ohana!
No matter what your professional interests are or which stage of your career you're currently in, Bayer offers an exciting range of careers at the forefront of scientific and agricultural innovation.
We are also committed to providing state-of-the-art benefits to our employee ohana.
A highlight of some of these benefits includes medical coverage, prescription drug reimbursement, dental coverage, vision coverage, flexible spending accounts, disability coverage, life insurance, a savings and retirement plan, Bayer share award program, adoption assistance, and an education assistance program. We also provide our employees with paid time off, including vacation and discretionary holidays.
We are constantly working to increase the benefits we provide and our goal for the future is to have the highest level of social protection available for all employees.
We currently have a variety of job openings on Oahu, Maui, and Molokai that are just waiting for you. These positions offer excellent opportunities for growth and advancement. Don't miss out on this chance to take your career to the next level.
Please click HERE to view our open positions.
If you have any questions, email us at hawaii@bayer.com. Additionally, you can reach out to us via social media or email. We look forward to hearing from you soon and potentially working together in the future.
Come join our #BayerHawaii employee 'Ohana!
Bayer is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Disabled/Veterans
Health for all
Whether it’s in dollars, volunteer hours, food and supplies, blood donations, or other in-kind giving, both Bayer and Bayer Fund care greatly about food, nutrition, and health-related endeavors in the community.
Our employees have walked to help raise funds for cancer and kidney disease research and patient services, made life-saving donations to the Blood Bank of Hawaii, volunteered for agencies addressing homelessness, and organized multiple food drives including a recent collection of nearly 2,000 pounds of nonperishable items for foodbanks on three islands.
Recently, several Hawaii nonprofits including the Hawaii Foodbank, Make-A-Wish Hawaii, HUGS, Maui Economic Opportunity, and St. Damien of Molokai, successfully applied for a Bayer Fund grant to support their health- and food-focused programs.
Hunger for none
Every day, Bayer works to provide solutions that can enable farmers worldwide to plant, grow and protect their harvests while using less land, water and energy.
In Hawaii, we take pride in advocating for the development of a robust and sustainable agriculture industry. In collaboration with the Hawaii Agricultural Foundation and Island Palm Communities, our company has played a vital role in the establishment of the Ag Park at Kunia. This initiative aims to promote economic self-sufficiency in local farms and enhance the production of food on the island. Our employees actively participate in various agricultural-related organizations, events, and activities. These include the Hawaii State Farm Fair, Maui AgFest, FFA student chapters, and Resource Conservation & Development Councils.
Click to find out how and what we grow at Bayer farms in Hawaii?
In the Community
Bayer is passionate about being a positive community contributor. Through donations and employee volunteerism, we are gratified to have interacted with a number of deeply dedicated nonprofits and charities. Some of our activities include helping with fundraisers and toy drives, honoring our veterans, promoting arts & culture, and supporting community fairs.
Among the most historically significant projects we’ve worked on is the creation of the Hono`uli`uli National Historic Site on Oahu, the result of a yearslong collaboration with community organizations like the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai`i. Today, we continue to cooperate with the National Park Service as it progresses on its plan to bring the historic site to full fruition.
Watch this Hi Now video on a recent blessing at Honouliuli.
