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What is the difference between Evening Aviation Weather Observer vs Night Aviation Weather Observer?

AspectEvening Aviation Weather ObserverNight Aviation Weather Observer
CertificationsFAA Weather Observer CertificationFAA Weather Observer Certification
Work EnvironmentAirport weather stations, daylight and evening shiftsAirport weather stations, overnight shifts
Industry UsageUsed at airports for weather data collection during evening hoursUsed at airports for weather data collection during night hours

Both roles involve collecting and reporting weather data at airports, requiring similar certifications. The main difference lies in their shift timings: Evening Aviation Weather Observers work during the evening, while Night Aviation Weather Observers work overnight. Both positions are essential for maintaining accurate weather information for safe flight operations during their respective hours.

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Operational Meteorologist

Roadrunner Venture Studio

Albuquerque, NM

Full-time

Posted 2 days ago

Job description

Roadrunner Venture Studios is the nation’s leading platform for founding breakthrough ventures in frontier technology. We partner with scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs to turn deep tech into real companies across energy, manufacturing, semiconductors, quantum computing, aerospace, advanced materials, AI, and high-performance computing.

Roadrunner Venture Studios is recruiting an Operational Meteorologist  for one of our portfolio companies developing rainfall enhancement technology. Roadrunner is the nation’s first venture studio purpose-built for hard science company creation. The studio works with national labs, research institutions, and venture capital firms to turn research in advanced energy, robotics, precision manufacturing, and quantum into scalable, venture-backable companies.

What you’ll do:

As a Meteorologist based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, you'll work at the intersection of forecasting and field operations, translating atmospheric data into operational decisions for science and field teams. This is a hands-on role for someone comfortable with daily forecasting and field reality and energized by a startup environment. 

Before and during deployments, you'll produce daily and event-based forecasts, identify favorable and unfavorable windows using observations, model output, satellite imagery, radar, soundings, and surface data, and provide live weather monitoring for field teams across New Mexico and other operating regions. You'll help design and refine field observation protocols and keep data quality tight. 

After deployments, you'll analyze meteorological datasets, compare forecast expectations against observed atmospheric behavior, and feed findings back into operational criteria. You'll work with the modeling team on WRF, GFS, HRRR, and similar systems, evaluating forecast performance, identifying improvements, and supporting the development of internal forecasting tools, dashboards, and data workflows. 

What we’re looking for:
    • The right candidate may come from operational meteorology, atmospheric science, applied forecasting, field research, aviation weather, hydrology, numerical weather prediction, or a related background. 
    • Bachelor's degree or higher in meteorology, atmospheric science, physics, environmental science, hydrology, or a related field. 
    • Experience in operational forecasting, applied meteorology, field meteorology, aviation weather, hydrology, or atmospheric research. 
    • Experience with weather models such as Weather Research and Forecasting, Global Forecast System, High Resolution Rapid Refresh, or similar systems. 
    • Familiarity with meteorological data formats such as NetCDF and GRIB. 
    • Working knowledge of Python, geographic information systems, or other data analysis tools. 
    • Experience with field campaigns, instrument deployment, or environmental monitoring. 
    • Experience in the Southwest United States, especially New Mexico. 
    • Experience with cloud microphysics, convective clouds, precipitation processes, or weather modification. 
    • Experience working with remote sensing datasets. 
    • Experience building lightweight forecasting tools, scripts, dashboards, or automated data pipelines.
This role is based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. We expect regular in person work with the operations team, field teams, and deployment hardware. Some travel will be required.Â