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Research Coordinator, Hardware R&D

ÕURA - San Francisco, CA, USA - Hybrid - posted 2026-09-02

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Salary: USD 76,500 - 90,000 / annual

Oura is seeking a Research Coordinator to join the Research Operations team in San Francisco, supporting hardware-focused human subjects research studies. The role involves executing day-to-day operations for up to 3 parallel research studies focused on novel device and sensor form factors for next-generation wearable technology. Key responsibilities include: - Supporting human subjects research studies from initiation through data collection and quality review - Executing study operations including participant scheduling, room and equipment setup, and data capture from prototype devices - Gaining expertise in emerging data collection capabilities and early-stage sensor concepts - Collaborating with Research Project Managers, Algorithm Scientists, and Research Scientists to maintain study rigor and documentation - Troubleshooting technical and research challenges during live sessions - Occasional domestic travel for site visits and cross-office collaboration Required qualifications: - 1+ years of experience in human subjects research (academic, commercial, or clinical settings) - Experience with participant screening, scheduling, IRB approval/consent processes, data monitoring, and study documentation - Familiarity with physiological data, wearable technology, multimodal sensor data, or medical devices - Strong attention to detail and track record of high-quality, well-documented data collection - Foundational understanding of human subjects research ethics, Good Clinical Practice, and participant/product privacy protection - Based in San Francisco with availability for 3+ days per week onsite - Willingness to travel occasionally for study-related activities Nice-to-have skills include experience with early-stage hardware prototypes and process automation/tool development. The role is hybrid, requiring at least 3 days per week in the San Francisco office.

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