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Weather Science Intern

The Weather CompanyAtlanta, GA54850 Weather Science
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Salary
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Job type
Full-time
Posted
26 Aug 2026
Status
Open · checked 7d ago

About this role

Role Overview

The Weather Company is hiring a Weather Science Intern for a 12-month term based in Atlanta, GA. This hybrid position suits a science-minded builder with a passion for meteorology, coding, and artificial intelligence who wants to impact millions of consumers.

Key Responsibilities

Contribute across the Consumer Weather Science portfolio by building and improving weather experiences covering severe weather, snow, pollen, wildfire, and outdoor activities.
Improve Storm Radar by partnering with product leads to evaluate in-field moments, assess latency, and review global coverage.
Prototype modern AI tooling by building working prototypes of consumer experiences and internal tools utilizing Python, LLM workflows, and modern web stacks.
Perform science-grounded analysis by pulling, cleaning, and evaluating weather data like radar, model outputs, and observations to support product decisions.

Requirements

Current graduate student or recent graduate in atmospheric science, meteorology, or a related quantitative field, with graduate students preferred and strong senior undergraduates considered.
Genuine curiosity about weather, self-teaching abilities, and a strong comfort level with Python.
Interest in artificial intelligence and agentic tooling, along with a product-focused mindset centered on user experience.
Ability to commit to a 12-month term, working approximately 30 hours per week in the summer and 10 hours per week during the school year.
Availability to work on a hybrid schedule from the Atlanta hub.

Nice to Have

Exposure to JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Next.js, Git, AWS, Mapbox, GIS, or weather-data formats including GRIB, NetCDF, and NWS or METAR APIs.

Skills and Tools

Python
AWS
React
TypeScript
JavaScript
LLMs and Agentic Workflows

Salary and Benefits

Hourly pay rate ranges from $35.00 per hour for undergraduates to $50.00 per hour for graduate students, based on factors like academic level, internal equity, and location.
Hybrid work model.
Opportunity to work for a global technology leader in a collaborative environment.

About the Company

The Weather Company stands as the leading global weather provider, delivering data, insights, and media solutions that help individuals and businesses make informed choices. Reaching hundreds of enterprise clients and over 360 million monthly active users through digital properties like weather.com and wunderground.com, the organization integrates advanced technology and human expertise.

How to Apply

Interested candidates should visit the official company careers page to submit an application for the Weather Science Intern position.

Skills and tech stack

Questions candidates ask

What is the duration of the Weather Science Intern position?

The internship is structured as a 12-month term, requiring roughly 30 hours per week during the summer and 10 hours per week during the school year.

Where is the position located?

The role operates on a hybrid schedule from a TWC hub, with Atlanta preferred, though New York or Andover also work.

What qualifications are required for applicants?

Applicants should be current graduate students or recent graduates in atmospheric science, meteorology, or a closely related quantitative field, with comfort in Python and an interest in AI tooling.

What is the pay rate for the internship?

The hourly pay rate is $35.00 per hour for undergraduates and up to $50.00 per hour for graduate students, varying by academic level, experience, and geographic region.

Is there a possibility for a full-time offer after the internship?

Yes, the role is designed as a runway with a clear path to a full-time offer upon successfully proving yourself over the course of the year.

Ready to apply?

The application is on the official The Weather Company careers page.

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