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Twelve-week hardware engineering internship focused on solving scoped technical problems across product design, prototyping, testing, manufacturing, supply chain, sustainability, and hardware lifecycle management. Interns may design and test electrical or mechanical prototypes, evaluate components and suppliers, analyze supply-chain data, develop installation tools, characterize thermal or acoustic performance, and present evidence-backed recommendations to the Hardware team.

Serves as the first point of contact for visitors, employees, vendors, and customers at Meter’s San Francisco office. Responsibilities include guest check-in, mail and package handling, inventory management, office supply and snack ordering, order reconciliation, and coordination with other offices to maintain consistent workplace standards. The role also troubleshoots workplace issues, anticipates needs, communicates clearly, and continuously improves workplace operations.

Build and design switch operating systems and firmware for top-of-rack and spine data center switches. Integrate and validate switching chip SDKs, bring new switches into production, implement networking protocols including BGP, ECMP, LACP, VXLAN, and EVPN, and improve firmware monitoring, upgrades, rollbacks, reliability, and stress-test performance while collaborating with hardware, QA, infrastructure, and engineering teams.

Serve as the technical counterpart for national and strategic channel partners, supporting customer opportunities from discovery through validation. Build partner engagement cadences, deliver technical training, lead partner engineers through labs, represent the company at industry events, and collaborate with Product Marketing and partner leadership. The role requires deep enterprise networking expertise, established VAR and MSP relationships, strong enablement skills, proactive data-driven prioritization, and frequent travel.

Build and scale strategic partnerships with managed service providers, carriers, and global systems integrators. The role drives partner-sourced recurring revenue by aligning technical, operations, architecture, and service delivery teams; supporting managed-service design, pricing, and deployment; launching joint offers; enabling partner teams; and developing repeatable partner strategies. It requires networking knowledge, relationship-building, commercial judgment, and willingness to travel.

Drive networking hardware development from concept through EVT, DVT, PVT, and mass production. Coordinate firmware, mechanical, supply chain, operations, and JDM partners; lead technical reviews, manage risks and dependencies, support schematic and component decisions, resolve build issues, and ensure manufacturing readiness. The role requires hands-on technical problem solving, cross-functional leadership, and travel to Taiwan to collaborate with manufacturing and design teams.

Own the customer-facing fulfillment program for enterprise internet installations. Coordinate Customer Success, Operations, Engineering, internet service providers, property managers, and offshore specialists to deliver efficient, white-glove connectivity deployments. Build scalable playbooks, standardize circuit installation and validation, identify process friction, improve installation velocity, reduce customer touchpoints, and expand international coverage while maintaining service quality.

As a Deployment Engineer, you'll design and deploy wired and wireless networks, lead technical decisions, support network turn-up, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize internet infrastructure deployment.

Own the full enterprise sales cycle across Texas, from outbound prospecting and discovery through product demonstrations, scoping, negotiation, and contract close. Build pipeline, exceed sales targets, manage Salesforce forecasting, develop channel partnerships, and maintain customer relationships through deployment handoffs. Collaborate with Sales Engineering, Marketing, Product, Deployment Operations, and Customer Success to refine go-to-market strategy and influence product direction.

Own customer network deployments from signed contract through go-live. Lead network design and planning, coordinate customers and internal teams, manage risks and timelines, and develop scalable deployment standards, tools, workflows, and playbooks. Analyze deployment data to identify improvements and partner with Product and Engineering on platform changes. Success includes faster deployments, reliable on-time delivery, strong customer satisfaction, and consistent handoffs to Customer Success and Support.