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Maritime Weather Routing Analyst (Meteorologist / Route Analyst)
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A Meteorologist studies the weather and other aspects of the atmosphere and atmospheric science. Analyses weather and climate data, reports current weather conditions and develops weather forecasts.
$82,594 / year median in Oklahoma
+1% projected growth
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Maritime Weather Routing Analyst (Meteorologist / Route Analyst) Aerospace and Marine Norman, OK Job Details Full-time $38,000 - $45,000 a year 6 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Vision insurance 401(k) matching Qualifications Teamwork Interpersonal skills Logistics Bachelor's degree Attention to detail Forecasting Data interpretation Computer skills Critical thinking Full Job Description About Us Ships don't wait for perfect weather. For over 30 years, Aerospace & Marine International (AMI) has supported the global shipping industry with 24/7 weather routing and forecasting services. With operations centers in the U.S. and U.K., our team works around the clock to help vessels navigate safely and efficiently across the world's oceans. This is not a passive forecasting role, our analysts make real-time decisions that directly impact vessel safety, fuel consumption, and global operations. What You'll Do As a Maritime Weather Routing Analyst, you will: Analyze global weather and ocean conditions to develop routing strategies for voyages (typically 2-4+ weeks) Monitor active vessels and adjust routing guidance as conditions evolve Communicate clear, concise recommendations to ship captains and clients Balance safety, efficiency, and fuel optimization in real-time decisions Review vessel reports and ensure accuracy and completeness of operational data Work within a 24/7 operations environment alongside a collaborative forecasting team What Makes Someone Successful in This Role This role is best suited for someone who: Enjoys solving complex, real-time problems Can make decisions with incomplete or evolving information Has strong attention to detail and pattern recognition Communicates clearly and confidently Takes ownership and thrives in a team-based operational environment Qualifications Degree or coursework in Meteorology, Oceanography, Geography, or a related field. Basic understanding of weather systems and forecasting principles Ability to interpret data and apply it to real-world decision-making Strong written communication skills Comfortable working in a fully computer-based, paperless environment Bonus (not required): Experience with marine forecasting or vessel routing Familiarity with global shipping or logistics operations Training & Growth This is an entry-level role, but it requires a high level of responsibility and critical thinking. We provide structured, hands-on training across all seasons and major global trade routes. Analysts are expected to develop quickly and take on increasing responsibility. Clear growth path based on performance and skill development.