Weather intelligence platform backed by its own microwave satellite constellation
Tomorrow.io sells weather intelligence software while building the hardware behind it: projects center on a microwave sounder constellation, satellite payload integration and SDR flight radar work. The stack mixes multi-cloud infrastructure (GCP, AWS, Azure, Kubernetes, Crossplane) with HPC tooling like Slurm, Lustre and AWS ParallelCluster plus FPGA, MATLAB and Orekit, which points to in-house modeling and spacecraft engineering. Senior-heavy engineering hiring confirms that dual software-and-space focus.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Meteorologist
Tomorrow.io is a privately held company founded in 2016 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, with 201–500 employees. It provides a weather and climate resilience platform that helps organizations forecast weather impact and make operational decisions. Its specialties span sectors such as aviation, agriculture, insurance, retail and outdoor venues. Beyond software, the company develops space-based microwave sensing systems for a weather observation constellation. Hiring is concentrated in the United States and Israel, led by engineering and operations.
Tomorrow.io runs on GCP, AWS and Azure with Terraform, Crossplane and Kubernetes, monitors with Datadog, Grafana and Prometheus, builds in Python, Go, React and Node.js, and uses Slurm, Lustre and Palantir Foundry.
Current projects include a weather observation constellation, a microwave sounder constellation, integrated satellite payload systems, flight radar software defined radio development, and AI tooling adoption.
Tomorrow.io hires in the United States and Israel, with demand focused on senior engineering and operations roles; it is also recruiting a Chief Meteorologist.
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