Remote
Field Operations Engineer
About this role
Join Tomorrow.io’s Global Field Team! At Tomorrow.io, we’re transforming how the world understands and acts on weather. Our technology powers decisions for some of the world’s most weather-sensitive operations, from aviation and logistics to global sporting events and beyond. We’re building a specialized international field team to support a flagship project that combines advanced weather technology, on-the-ground operations, and global collaboration.
If you’re resourceful, proactive, and thrive in dynamic environments where technology meets real-world impact, we want you on our team. We are seeking a Field Ops Engineer to join Tomorrow.io’s on-site technical operations for a high-profile, fast-moving global technology project. You’ll support the deployment, operation, and maintenance of Tomorrow.io’s weather systems, including radar and weather stations, ensuring everything runs smoothly and reliably across multiple international sites.
What You’ll Do Lead and execute on-site technical challenges during global operations. Manage the deployment, installation, calibration, operation, and disassembly of weather systems. Ensure technical readiness and uptime before, during, and after events. Support field logistics, including transporting equipment, setup coordination, and on-site troubleshooting. Serve as an on-site point of contact during field activities reflecting the field-centric nature of the job.
Work cross-functionally with engineering, product, and meteorology teams to define configurations and integrations, and bring resolution to customer projects. Support customer discussions, clarify system capabilities, and document solution designs. Ensure deployed systems meet technical, operational, and customer needs. Represent Tomorrow.io in the field with professionalism, precision, and technical excellence. What You Bring 3+ years of experience working in an Enterprise SaaS, B2B, customer-facing role.
Hands-on experience with weather systems, such as weather stations, radars, or environmental monitoring equipment. Valid international driver’s license (or ability to obtain one), and comfort managing travel logistics and equipment transport. Willingness and ability to travel internationally at a significant frequency throughout the year (approximately ~60%). Reliable/practical access to a major international airport strongly preferred.