Careers
Build the forecast layer
We are combining many AI weather models into one calibrated forecast and selling it as an API. The hard part is not the website — it is the ingest pipeline and the verification layer underneath it.
Open roles
AI / ML Engineer
Hiring nowMake the forecast more accurate. Build the layer that decides how much each AI weather model counts, and the scoring that proves it works.
$75 – $120 / hour
Research · Remote — the Americas
Data Engineer
Hiring nowBuild the pipelines that feed the models: ERA5, NOAA GFS/GEFS, radar and the AI model outputs, landing on time, every time. Nothing improves until this exists.
$65 – $100 / hour
Platform · Remote — the Americas
Full-Stack Engineer
Hiring nowOwn everything customers touch: the website, the dashboard, and the API itself — accounts, keys, usage, billing and alerts. Make it fast, clear and beautiful.
$40 – $80 / hour
Product · Remote — the Americas
Weather Data Specialist
Hiring nowCheck our forecasts against what actually happened. Collect storm reports, label events and flag where the models got it wrong — the ground truth that makes the AI better.
$20 – $40 / hour
Data · Remote — US, Canada or Mexico
Marketing & Community
Hiring nowTell people what we're building and find the first customers. LinkedIn, outreach, events and partnerships across the North American weather and energy world.
$20 – $40 / hour + commission
Growth · Remote — US, Canada or Mexico
Meteorologist
Hiring nowThe person whose sign-off makes our forecasts trustworthy. Approve every severe-weather claim we publish, shape how we measure accuracy, and write the briefings.
$50 – $75 / hour
Research · Remote — the Americas
How we work
We publish our rates
Every role on this page shows a real hourly range. If you are wondering whether it is worth applying, the number is right there.
We publish our losses
Our forecast accuracy page shows where our forecasts are beaten. If that would make you uncomfortable, this is not the right team.
Remote, with real overlap
Distributed, but weather is an operational business. Some hours have to be shared, especially during an event.
Claims get reviewed
Nothing scientific ships without a meteorologist signing off. That is a constraint on marketing, not on engineering.