Requirements

• Current student in meteorology, climatology, environmental sciences, or another weather-related discipline, or a self-taught weather enthusiast with strong practical knowledge of meteorology.
• Deep understanding of weather concepts, including radar maps, forecasting models, storm tracking, and weather data interpretation.
• Regular user of different weather applications, visualization tools, or weather data sources.
• Strong curiosity, observation skills, and attention to detail, with the ability to identify inconsistencies and unexpected behavior.
• Strong English communication and documentation skills, particularly the ability to describe software bugs and technical observations clearly.
• Comfortable navigating web applications and testing across multiple browsers and devices.
• Familiarity with QA concepts such as exploratory testing and regression testing is an advantage.
• Experience with bug-tracking or task-management tools is a plus.
• Basic understanding of weather data feeds, APIs, or how external data is integrated into applications is beneficial.
• Ability to work independently in a remote environment and manage assigned testing activities reliably.

Benefits

• Fully remote position with an hourly compensation structure.
• Starting hourly rate negotiable based on skills and experience.
• Flexible working hours and the ability to choose a schedule and time zone that suit your availability.
• Freedom to work remotely from your preferred location, provided you have a stable internet connection.
• Opportunity to contribute to a dynamic, real-time weather visualization platform.
• Paid training and access to professional development opportunities.
• Exposure to modern technologies and collaboration with an experienced, globally distributed team.
• Consistent access to engaging and challenging work.
• Annual pay increases based on strong performance.
• Inclusive, equal-opportunity working environment that values diversity and professional growth.