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Addis Ababa, Ethiopia — The African Centre of Meteorological Applications for Development (ACMAD) has announced a new opening for an AI Developer (Consultant), highlighting the growing role of artificial intelligence in strengthening climate resilience across the continent.
The position is part of ACMAD’s efforts to expand its Climate Data Center (CDC), a hub designed to harness advanced technologies for climate services, disaster preparedness, and early warning systems.
Role and Responsibilities
The AI Developer will be tasked with designing, developing, and operationalizing AI-driven components within the CDC. Key responsibilities include:
- Developing AI and machine learning solutions for climate and meteorological data quality control and validation.
- Supporting AI-assisted climate analytics and early warning tools.
- Integrating AI solutions into CDC infrastructure, including cloud and hybrid systems.
Application Deadline
Applications are open until February 4, 2026, with more details available via ACMAD’s recruitment portal [Looks like the result wasn't safe to show. Let's switch things up and try something else!].
Leveraging AI for Climate Action
ACMAD officials say the role reflects a broader push to integrate cutting-edge technology into Africa’s climate services. By embedding AI into data systems, the organization aims to improve the accuracy of forecasts, enhance disaster preparedness, and strengthen resilience against climate-related risks.
The announcement underscores the growing demand for AI expertise in climate science, as African institutions seek to bridge technology and sustainability.
