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Sign Up to ReadAt Meter, we are not just installing networks. We are democratizing enterprise grade connectivity. Every deployment brings state of the art networking infrastructure to the places where it matters most, from schools to logistics hubs to retailers serving local communities.
The Service Delivery team turns Meter's vertically integrated hardware and software platform into real world networks. Once a contract is signed, Sales hands customers to us. We own the next part of the journey: designing their networks, preparing sites, installing hardware, and onboarding customers onto networks they can rely on from day one.
This is a product and technical project management role. You will build operational systems that scale from dozens to thousands of deployments while delivering a clear, reliable, personal experience to customers.
What Success Looks Like
You own a significant portion of the customer journey. A customer's experience is only as good as what we design after the contract is signed.
You reduce the average time from contract signature to go-live by 25% within your first 12 months.
At least 95% of deployments go live on or before the customer committed date.
Customers receive efficient and reliable network designs that fit how their business operates today and can scale with their growth.
The deployment experience earns high satisfaction from customers and internal teams, who see it as organized, predictable, and easy to work with.
The operating model, standards, and playbooks you create allow Meter to handle more volume without losing quality, and handoffs to Customer Success and Support are clean and consistent.
What Your Day-to-Day Will Look Like
Day to day, you own turning a signed deal into a live, reliable network and making that experience excellent.
Lead network design and planning with customers, turning their goals, constraints, and site realities into clear network designs and deployment plans.
Set and maintain clear expectations with customers and internal teams, manage risks and tradeoffs, and keep projects on track.
Develop and refine the standards, tools, and workflows that define how Meter deploys, so that future projects are faster, simpler, and more consistent.
Look across deployments to spot patterns, use data to understand what is working or not, and work with Product and Engineering when changes to our platform or tools are needed.
Where You Can Take This Role
Build and scale the operational foundation that lets Meter support many more customers without sacrificing quality or customer experience.
Lead larger, more complex rollouts across new markets, industries, and regions.
Shape the internal tooling and processes we use to plan, execute, and track deployments.
The estimated salary range for this role is $100,000 - $170,000.
Additionally, this role is eligible to participate in Meter's equity plan.
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Meter
Office in New York, United States
Also hiring in San Francisco, United States and Phoenix, United States
2 of their 8 open roles are remote
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