Meter
Product Lead, Data Center
San Francisco or Sunnyvale
Stay score
odds of building a lasting career here
Sponsors, but it's cap-subject — you still face the weighted lottery (~61% per draw at Level IV). Good if you win; have a cap-exempt backup on your list.
Lottery odds assume a STEM candidate.
Personalize to your clock →Employer immigration record
from this employer's Department of Labor filings
Files H-1B transfers
Sourced from Department of Labor LCA, PERM and prevailing-wage disclosure data. Employer matching is by name, so figures may be split across an employer's legal entities. Absence of a filing means none appears in our copy of the data, not that none exists.
Community outcomes
No reports yet — be the first to help the next applicant.
About the role
- This is not a narrow feature-team PM role - you'll set technical and market direction for a business line that doesn't exist yet at Meter.
- Pricing is tied to power consumption, which is how businesses actually buy data center capacity today.
- Learn more about our approach to automation at meter.ai http://meter.ai.
Responsibilities
- Work directly in the weeds with firmware and backend engineers on control plane design, API design, and observability - reviewing designs, reading code, and debugging alongside them, not just setting direction from a roadmap doc.
- Help build the hiring plan and start assembling the engineering team responsible for the control plane, APIs, optics, and observability these switches depend on.
Nice to have
- You'll lean on them and learn the rest on the job.
- You'd rather be in the firmware repo or an incident channel with an engineer than in endless planning meetings.
- Low ego and you'll roll up your sleeves to win.
- You bring engineering teams into alignment without needing formal authority.
- You think in systems and sequence work in the right order, so the team isn't relearning the same lesson twice.
- You're known in the data center networking community - people you'd want to hire will recognize your name, and you're ambitious enough to want to scale something with them.
Compensation
- The estimated base salary for this role is between $205,000 - $270,000.
Benefits
- Additionally, this role is eligible to participate in Meter's equity plan.
Company info
- Talking to prospective data center customers - enterprises standing up GPU clusters, not hyperscalers - about what they actually need and where the market is underserved.
This listing is sourced directly from Meter's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.