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Aviation Meteorologist (Future Talent Pipeline)

Tomorrow.io
Location
Remote US
Posted
1 month ago
Department
Weather
Salary
$105k-$125k
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • 2+ years of operational experience as an aviation meteorologist
  • Able to work a variety of shifts, including weekends & holidays
  • Experience creating TAFs
  • Experience creating convective, turbulence and icing forecasts/outlooks focused on aviation operations over large geographic areas
  • Strong familiarity with how various weather conditions will affect runway configurations at a given airport
  • Strong familiarity with airline operations
Nice to have
  • Experience participating in conference calls pertaining to aviation meteorology
  • Experience giving verbal/written briefs pertaining to aviation meteorology
  • Familiarity with impacts of volcanic ash and large-scale dust storms on aircraft and flight patterns/routes
What the job really is

This role is focused on building a pipeline of Aviation Meteorologists for future positions that will support aviation operations. Responsibilities include creating aviation forecasts, participating in conference calls, and providing briefings related to meteorology, all while working in a fast-paced environment. Candidates should be prepared to work various shifts and handle stressful situations effectively.

Benefits
  • Anticipated salary range for this role is $105k-$125k
  • Comprehensive health benefits
  • Unlimited paid time off
  • Relocation assistance may be offered/available for certain roles
Things to weigh
  • Positions will be onsite in various locations in the Caribbean and the U.S./Northeast region
  • No specific details on the exact locations or number of positions available
  • The role is part of a future talent pipeline, meaning immediate openings may not be available
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