Radar Meteorologist responsible for developing and applying radar quality control, precipitation estimation, and analysis of seeded and natural precipitation to support cloud seeding operations.
Responsibilities
Analyze scanning and vertically pointing radar observations to characterize cloud structure, precipitation processes, and the evolution of potential seeding signatures.
Develop and improve radar quality control, including the treatment of clutter, interference, attenuation, calibration bias, and terrain blockage.
Develop and evaluate quantitative precipitation estimates for rain and snow, with explicit treatment of sampling limitations and retrieval uncertainty.
Combine radar data with seeding release records, winds, soundings, satellite observations, and in situ measurements to assess individual operations.
Design analyses that distinguish potential seeding responses from natural variability, test alternative explanations, and state what the observations can support.
Requirements
A degree in meteorology, atmospheric science, physics, engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
Nice to have: MS or PhD in radar meteorology, precipitation estimation, or cloud microphysics
Help create our policy research agenda, understand the novel impacts and challenges of our technical direction, and turn promising ideas into concrete policy frameworks and experiments that can be used by our technical teams and the industry more broadly.
Compensation
Depending on background, skills and experience, the expected annual salary range for this position is $240,000 - $360,000 USD.
Responsibilities
Develop our policy research agenda in collaboration with leadership and technical teams
Help set our views proactively on a variety of policy topics, including long-term safety, societal impacts, and future legislation
Analyze existing AI policy proposals to identify the gaps we are best positioned to fill
Produce internal and public-facing policy research that introduces new frameworks and gives others a foundation to build on
Build relationships with think tanks, policy organizations, and academic AI governance communities
Requirements
A degree in history, politics, economics, international affairs, artificial intelligence, or a related discipline
Nice to have: Authored independent publications that generated significant discourse in the AI governance community
Nice to have: A deep technical understanding of AI
Nice to have: Experience collaborating across academic, industry, and nonprofit policy communities
Nice to have: Worked on open weights safety or policy
Lead growth and operational initiatives across California, partnering with physicians, practice teams, product, and engineering to scale operations and embed AI-driven efficiencies.
Responsibilities
Own key growth and operational initiatives across California
Work directly with physicians and practice teams to identify problems and improve performance
Support the launch, ramp-up, and growth of new physicians and practices
Use data to identify operational bottlenecks, growth opportunities, and areas for improvement
Build repeatable processes and operating playbooks as the market scales
Benefits
Medical insurance through Blue Shield of California
Foundational engineering hire to own technical strategy and execution for the UpNext platform, focusing on college transfer portal intelligence.
Locations (3)
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
New York City, New York, United States
United States
Compensation
Base salary: $120,000 to $200,000, depending on experience and demonstrated ability. This is a founding role with meaningful equity vesting over four years.
Responsibilities
Own the architecture and technical roadmap end to end: prioritization, sequencing, and communicating status to leadership
Write production code across the stack, using AI coding agents to move faster
Ship features across core platform surfaces: Search, Smart Lists, Insights, Team Pages, Athlete Profiles, and the Activity Feed
A hands-on senior engineering role where you’ll solve complex problems, build scalable cloud-based software and have genuine influence over how we design and deliver our products.
Responsibilities
Design and deliver complex, scalable systems, including high-traffic APIs, multi-service integrations and data-processing solutions.
Own large features and components end-to-end, from technical design and development through to deployment and production support.
Build modern applications using C#, .NET Core, ASP.NET Web APIs and contemporary frontend technologies.
Influence architecture and technology decisions, helping the team choose solutions that balance scalability, maintainability and business needs.
Build and improve cloud-native solutions across Azure or AWS.
Lead the assembly, disassembly and modification of systems by overseeing the change, removal, replacement or upgrade of ground support equipment components to correct failures or implement changes
Locations (2)
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Greenwood, Nova Scotia, Canada
Compensation
Summary pay range: $82,450 - $111,550.
Responsibilities
Lead the assembly, disassembly and modification of systems by overseeing the change, removal, replacement or upgrade of ground support equipment components to correct failures or implement changes
Oversee assembly, disassembly or overhaul
Direct troubleshooting of complex pneumatic, hydraulic and electrical systems to isolate mechanical or electrical faults and repair faulty components
Oversee validation/verification testing of systems and components
Document procedures and established processes to ensure contractual and regulatory compliance