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Fleet Partnerships

Meter

London

Fleet Partnerships Meter builds enterprise networking as a service: we design, install, and manage the critical networking infrastructure modern companies run on. Every network that Meter deploys depends on technicians showing up on time, doing excellent work, and getting it right the first time. This is only possible when installation partners are supported, incentivized, and held to a high standard.

Fleet Ops owns that loop. Meter deploys networks through a global installation ecosystem we call Fleet - a network of partners and technicians responsible for building critical internet infrastructure. As Fleet scales, we need systems that ensure partners consistently deliver high-quality work across thousands of deployments. In this role, you will build deep relationships with our installation and Fleet partners and build the systems that ensure they consistently deliver high-quality network deployments at scale.

Your job is to make partners successful: driving performance, improving systems, and building the programs that help technicians do their best work. If you do this well, partners will execute faster installs, higher quality work, and at a lower cost per deployment. This will drive scale globally and make Meter the best platform for partners to develop their technical practice and grow their business.

What success looks like In your first six months, you'll performance manage relationships that empower partners to do their best work. Success looks like: Technicians perform as an extension of Meter. Partners hit ≥ 95% on-time arrival, 100% documentation completeness, and reworks are <5%, driven by your cadence and accountability structure. Fleet capacity scales ahead of demand. You maintain a live view of each partner's capacity against forecasted volume, and proactively negotiate expansion - more named technicians, updated rate structures, renewed capacity agreements - before it becomes a bottleneck.

Technicians want to work on Meter projects. You launch recognition programs that incentives motivate technicians to deliver exceptional work. Partners should feel like our product is built just for them, technicians should feel like our colleagues, and customers will love the outcome as a result. Technician feedback continuously improves the system. You launch partner scorecards, structured check-ins, and an engagement cadence so partners always know how they are performing and insights from the field consistently improve how Meter deploys networks.

What your day-to-day will look like This role sits at the center of the partner performance loop - the system that ensures Fleet partners consistently deliver high-quality deployments. A typical week might include: Running partner performance reviews and identifying improvement plans when partners miss KPIs. Reviewing upcoming deployment volume against current partner capacity, and proactively negotiating capacity expansion - new technicians, updated agreements - with partners who need to scale.

Leading commercial conversations on rates, capacity commitments, and contract terms as partners grow with Meter. Meeting with Fleet technicians and partner leadership to understand operational challenges and unblock deployments. Designing incentive programs that reward technicians for quality work and on-time installs. Leading commercial onboarding for new partners entering the program. Translating partner feedback into improvements with internal teams like Ops Engineering, Dispatch, Fleet Sourcing, Technician Operations, Distribution, and Service Delivery.

Advising Dispatch on partner capacity based on your commercial relationships and operational knowledge. Running recurring partner check-ins covering tactical execution and regular engagement in long-term business planning. Building the systems that power the partner network - dashboards, feedback loops, onboarding programs, and partner scorecards. Where you can take this role In year two, you could build the global performance syst

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