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Sorcerer is a company building a global network of persistent airborne sensors to improve weather forecasting. Its mission is to fuel advanced weather forecasting through a distributed sensor network. Sorcerer's network is already used daily by meteorologists to track extreme weather across the US and Central America. The team combines deep aerospace and product experience, including Max, a founding engineer at Urban Sky who developed stratospheric ballooning systems for high-resolution imaging and wildfire tracking. Alex, Urban Sky's early employee, built its mission control and flight prediction engine, and Austin, formerly Head of Product at SumUp, joined Sorcerer.
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