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Meter is rebuilding the industry that wires the world so every organization can move into a building, flip a switch, and get online.

Open roles

Move every packet in the world

We’ve won trust

  • 100%year-over-year customer growth
  • $255Mraised including a $170M Series C, at a valuation over $1.25B
  • 99.8%customer retention rate
  • Millionsof square feet powered across the US, Canada, and Europe
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  • In a vertically-integrated company, everyone’s work shapes everyone else’s. Meters immerse themselves in the bits and atoms of our business so they can develop strong opinions about which issues to solve and why—even, and especially, if they’re not in their job description. This also means that no job is too small, from pitching in on an install to working doors at an event.

    If you need a tightly-defined scope of work or don’t like getting dirt underneath your fingernails, this isn’t the place for you.

Our offices

  • San Francisco
  • Sunnyvale
  • New York
  • Phoenix
  • London

Meet the builders

  • Michele plugging cables from a Meter S3 switch to a Meter S1 switch in the Meter distribution center
    Distribution OperationsMichele

    Shipped over 700,000 pounds of hardware while building and running Meter’s distribution center.

  • Charlie seated at a two-monitor workstation
    CellularCharlie

    Ran IT for the Seattle Kraken at 21. Built an 8-figure business line at Meter from scratch.

  • Koosha and Sudarsshan reviewing a Meter A1 mounting bracket over a laptop, at a workbench with cabled racks behind them
    Deployment OperationsKoosha + Sudarsshan

    Together, deployed over 11 million square feet of networks in schools, hospitals, manufacturing sites—and more.

  • Swathy seated in an office chair with a laptop beside a sunlit window
    Business OperationsSwathy

    Former founder. Helped launch Uber Eats. Established our Phoenix operations hub in 90 days.

  • Joshua writing design specs beside disassembled pre-production units
    HardwareJoshua

    Built the MR42 at Meraki—known to be the best Wi-Fi AP in the world. Designed all of Meter’s hardware.

  • Lance surveying Wi-Fi coverage from the catwalk of a sports arena
    Product OperationsLance

    Network engineer for 15 years. Designed & installed a Meter network for an 18,000-seat sports arena.