Operational Meteorologist

Locations in Snoqualmie, Washington or Salt Lake City, UtahSummary:A successful candidate will provide accurate and timely daily forecasts for a wide variety of clients. These clients include a diverse list including, but not limited to, departments of transportation, cities, counties, airports and schools. Forecasts are provided year round on a 24/7 basis requiring skill in both winter weather and severe weather situations.Additional project work is possible during slower weather patterns, and may relate to client relations, programming, weather instrumentation installation/maintenance, business development, or continued education.Responsibilities:- Produce accurate and timely weather forecasts on a daily basis- Communicate the forecast to a wide variety of clients in terms of how they are specifically impacted- Monitoring weather concerns across the country, and producing updates as needed- Collaborate with other meteorologists on shift to produce consistent forecastsRequired:- Bachelor's degree in Meteorology or Atmospheric Science- Strong communication skills, both verbal and written- Ability to work nights, weekends, and holidays- Ability to multitask between producing forecasts, monitoring weather, and answering phone calls- Ability to arrive at work as well as complete workload in a timely mannerPreferred:- 3+ years of experience in a professional forecasting role- Road weather experience, as well as understanding the impacts of road weather- Pacific Northwest weather forecasting experience- Mountain weather forecasting experience- Understanding of various weather models and the differences between them- Familiarity with Gibson Ridge radar software, radar interpretation skills including dual-polarization products- Experience working with weather instrumentation in a field environment, specifically RWIS stations. This could include background on a number of different types of instrumentation, communication and power devices relevant to meteorology field deployments.