Product Manager, Wireless

Meter•San Francisco, CA

1d•$205,000 - $275,000

About The Position

We’re looking for a foundational Product Manager to own the most visible part of our network: Wireless. This person will own Meter’s entire wireless line including our wireless operating system end-to-end, encompassing hardware, firmware, software, and cloud management. Those familiar with wireless know that the fixes that matter most rarely stay inside wireless, though; they often mean coordinated changes across the entire stack–access points, switching, routing, and cellular too. Meter is vertically integrated and owns the entire stack— ISP, firewall, routing, SD-WAN, security, wireless, switching, mobile, and power—built so a small engineering team can ship complex features fast to our customers. You’ll build the observability platform that makes wireless proactive instead of reactive. Alongside it, you’ll ship the features that make the experience feel effortless—automatic channel and power optimization, seamless roaming, client steering, interference mitigation—and define Meter’s next revenue bets in Radio Resource Management, localization, and IoT. This is one of Meter’s first dedicated PM hires, reporting to our CTO and cofounder Sunil Varanasi and partnering closely with the Wireless engineering team.

Requirements

Know wireless: how IPSK works, how Radio Resource Management shapes deployment outcomes, how access points behave under load, how Wi-Fi standards evolve, and what IT teams need at 2 a.m. when troubleshooting.
Ability to earn trust across engineering, support, sales, marketing, and operations.
Ability to turn disparate signals—Slack threads, tickets, SE requests, hardware constraints—into a plan everyone believes in.
Experience navigating ambiguity.
Excited to build PM structure and an onboarding playbook.

Responsibilities

Own Meter’s entire wireless line including our wireless operating system end-to-end, encompassing hardware, firmware, software, and cloud management.
Build the observability platform that makes wireless proactive instead of reactive.
Ship features that make the wireless experience feel effortless—automatic channel and power optimization, seamless roaming, client steering, interference mitigation.
Define Meter’s next revenue bets in Radio Resource Management, localization, and IoT.
Map the full lifecycle of a wireless problem—detection, routing, resolution, and where it falls through the cracks.
Develop a clear, prioritized roadmap for the Wireless team.
Establish a strong feedback loop with Sales Engineering.
Define the scope for Observability v1: what you’re building, what you’re not, and what success looks like.
Oversee the development of Observability v1, aiming for a measurable drop in triage time or ticket volume.
Define a phased Radio Resource Management plan.
Ensure GTM has documentation they trust enough to advertise from.
Review support tickets for patterns worth building into observability.
Prioritize the next sprint with the Wireless team.
Scope customer needs from localization to close a deal with sales engineers.
Act as the bridge between customer experience, support, sales, and engineering.
Write specs engineering trusts.
Create documentation sales can use.
Develop roadmap narratives that give the company clarity on where wireless is going.
Build minimal PM structure and an onboarding playbook.