This summer, we had 5 students from across the country join FlightAware as interns. We invite you to see the results of their hard work, as we highlight the interns and their projects over the next few weeks.
READ NOWIn the 18 years since FlightAware was founded, the amount of data informing every aspect of our lives has grown dramatically, and our modern stories are often woven together with numbers and code as much as they are with words and pictures.
READ NOWFlightAware’s Predictive Technologies team is responsible for training and serving machine learning models to predict key flight elements. Our primary product is ETA predictions – en-route landing time (ON) and gate arrival time (IN) predictions
READ NOWJoining a new company brings opportunities to work on new projects, meet new colleagues, learn the company culture, and navigate its unique processes.
READ NOWFlightAware's summer intern program offers a number of benefits for both the company and the interns involved. For FlightAware, the program allows us to identify and recruit top talent, as well as gain fresh perspectives and insights from the next generation of engineers.
READ NOWMost opportunities for automation are discovered during day-to-day activity and recognizing repetitive processes. The FlightAware Desktop team is always looking for ways to improve processes, including automating repetitive tasks to reduce human error and to save time.
READ NOWMost of the posts on the Angle of Attack blog look to the past, but this post takes a different approach, as it speaks more to what FlightAware will do rather than what it has done. It will give readers some insight into how significant technical decisions are made at FlightAware.
READ NOWEach Summer during our town hall week, FlightAware engineers participate in our annual Hackathon. During the Hackathon, we take a break from our normal work to play around with technology, have some fun, compete against each other, and try to hack something amazing together.
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