Startup · United States
Sorcerer
HQ San FranciscoFounded 20241-10 employees
Sorcerer is revolutionizing weather forecasting by deploying advanced weather balloons capable of collecting 1,000 times more data per dollar than traditional methods. This extensive data acquisition fuels AI models that deliver forecasts up to 50% more accurate than current leading predictions. By addressing critical data gaps, especially over oceans and in the Global South, Sorcerer enhances global forecasting capabilities, providing persistent, low-cost observations essential for understanding and predicting extreme weather events. Their innovative approach promises to transform our ability to anticipate and respond to climate challenges worldwide.
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Hiring Observations3 observed listings
San Francisco · FullTime · Manufacturing
Open when checked · Ashby public employer job board
Checked Oct 13, 2026
Engineering Intern (Spring 2026) ↗
San Francisco · Full-time · Engineering
Availability unverified · Black Flag job board
Checked Oct 5, 2026
Integration & Test Technician ↗
San Francisco · Full-time · Other
Availability unverified · Black Flag job board
Checked Oct 5, 2026
A sample of observed listings, not a total vacancy count. Availability may have changed since collection. Categories are inferred from job titles.
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Black Flag · Supports Organization
“Deploys a global network of high-altitude airborne sensors to collect vast amounts of atmospheric data, enabling advanced weather forecasting and climate”
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LinkedIn · Supports Organization · employee range
“employee_range: 1-10 (profile: 2-10 employees)”
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Black Flag · Supports Organization, Role
“Sorcerer is revolutionizing weather forecasting by deploying advanced weather balloons capable of collecting 1,000 times more data per dollar than traditional”
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Black Flag · Supports Job posting
“Engineering Intern (Spring 2026)”
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Black Flag · Supports Job posting
“Integration & Test Technician”
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