At FlightAware, we always lean toward being open instead of closed. It helps to keep us open-minded, open to new ideas, new opportunities. When it comes to programming languages, that means we are willing to experiment with, evaluate, and, when appropriate, adopt new languages into our repertoire.
READ NOWSome of the most important decisions we make at FlightAware are deciding who will become part of our company, team, and culture. In this post, our Senior Software Engineer & Manager, Jonathan Cone, describes our interview process & what we look for in a candidate.
READ NOWAn inside-look into our worldwide network of ADS-B ground stations.
READ NOWExplore how our FlightAware Mobile crew configures CI/CD to our iOS release process to make the delivery of the mobile app a high-quality app.
READ NOWThis post introduces our historical hf_regression_tests, describes the motivation for migration to the cloud, provides high-level, dynamic views of Redeye, and discusses the pros and cons of Redeye.
READ NOWIn this post, we’ll describe how we train the machine learning models that power FlightAware Foresight’s ETA predictions, the infrastructural challenges of training models at scale, and how we’ve addressed those challenges using Argo and Kubernetes.
READ NOWInsights into how FlightAware’s product team uses data to drive better decision making when there are a million things to do.
READ NOWOur journey to evolve Firehose into a high-performance socket streaming API.
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