Full-Stack Weather Engineer: AI-Driven Frontend & Cloud

Spire Global; Boulder (CO); Hybrid; USD 131,000 - 171,000; Full time

Job summary

Spire Global is seeking a Full-Stack Software Engineer to build and deploy customer products on a weather-focused platform. You’ll work from React UI to AWS infrastructure, delivering front-end maps, time-series views, and alerts while designing robust REST APIs and scalable data services.

You will collaborate with weather scientists, product managers, and designers, leveraging AI tooling and modern DevOps practices to ship production-ready features.

Qualifications

• 5+ years building production software with a strong front-end track record.
• Experience designing information-dense interfaces for complex data.
• Proficiency in Python services, REST APIs, Docker, CI/CD, and deploying to AWS.
• Experience with relational databases and schema design.
• Fluency with AI coding tools such as Claude Code or Codex.

Responsibilities

• Design and build customer-facing applications that present weather data via interactive maps, time-series views, comparisons, and alerts.
• Own the full vertical slice end to end, from the React UI down to the AWS infrastructure underneath.
• Design clean, well-documented, and performant REST APIs with data validation and error handling.
• Take work from prototype to production: deploy, monitor, and iterate.

Skills

Front-end track record

Back-end development

Python services

REST APIs

React UI

AWS

Docker

CI/CD

Relational databases

Claude Code / Codex

Tools

Docker

Terraform

GitHub Actions

AWS services (S3, DynamoDB, Lambda)

Job description

Spire Global is seeking a Full-Stack Software Engineer to build and deploy customer products on a weather-focused platform. You’ll work from React UI to AWS infrastructure, delivering front-end maps, time-series views, and alerts while designing robust REST APIs and scalable data services.

You will collaborate with weather scientists, product managers, and designers, leveraging AI tooling and modern DevOps practices to ship production-ready features.