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We are looking for a Customer Success Manager with 5+ years of experience to help scale Meter's post-sales organization across a high-volume book of accounts. You'll be an early member of a lean but growing CS team, building the operational systems and processes that allow Meter to actively manage hundreds of customers — not just the top tier. This is a hybrid commercial and operational role where your impact will be felt across retention, expansion, and the foundation you lay for how CS scales.
Manage a large, diverse book of accounts across verticals (retail, logistics, healthcare, schools), proactively identifying churn risks and expansion signals
Build scalable CS processes — churn risk scoring, QBR frameworks, playbooks — to actively manage accounts that currently go unmanaged
Serve as the voice of the customer, translating recurring pain points into scoped, actionable product and engineering feedback
Drive renewals and expansion revenue, owning commercial targets with variable comp tied to attainment
Partner cross-functionally with Support, Engineering, and Marketing to improve the customer experience at scale
5+ years of experience in customer success, account management, or a related post-sales role
Background in deployed hardware-as-a-service (e.g. Verkada, Samsara, Flock Safety) or a local/regional ISP — or strong CSM experience at a high-growth startup
Proven ability to manage a high-volume book of 50+ accounts with operational workflows, not purely high-touch 1:1 relationship management
Comfortable building systems and processes from scratch — this role requires operational thinking, not just relationship management
Able to work hybrid in San Francisco, 3 days per week in-office
Meter is a vertically integrated infrastructure provider that builds its hardware, software, and operations to create scalable networks and reduce costs, backed by Sequoia, Sam Altman, and Lachy Groom, serving customers like Bridgewater, Lyft, and Reddit from San Francisco.
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