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Oura is seeking a Research Project Manager to join its Research Operations team. This role will own a portfolio of commercial, academic, and member-based research studies, managing projects from feasibility and scoping through partner coordination, launch, data collection, analysis readiness, reporting, and closeout.
Key responsibilities include:
- Owning multiple outcomes-focused research projects and coordinating with Clinical Outcomes, Health Science, Data Science, Engineering, Product, Commercial, Legal, Regulatory, and external partners
- Building and maintaining strong relationships with strategic collaborators in academic, healthcare, CRO, and commercial organizations
- Establishing repeatable processes, workflows, and documentation to enable high-quality research at scale
- Translating research questions into clear study plans, operational requirements, documented decisions, milestones, and evidence deliverables
- Coordinating budgets, contracts, partner responsibilities, data-transfer expectations, privacy and consent requirements, timelines, and issue resolution
- Monitoring study progress, surfacing risks early, and communicating tradeoffs to internal and external stakeholders
- Supporting evidence dissemination through reports, publications, abstracts, partner deliverables, clinical education, and regulatory materials
This is a remote US role with a slight preference for candidates based on the East Coast. Oura has offices in San Francisco, San Diego, and Los Angeles for those who prefer hybrid or office settings.
Requirements:
- 3+ years of experience managing human research, clinical research, health outcomes, real-world evidence, healthcare programs, or equivalent partner research programs
- Experience independently managing external academic, commercial, clinical, CRO, and/or healthcare partnerships
- Experience taking research or outcomes projects from feasibility and planning through execution, reporting, and closeout
- Strong project-management, documentation, risk-management, and cross-functional communication skills
- Familiarity with research data flows, participant privacy and consent, data-quality review, and tools such as spreadsheets, project trackers, survey platforms, EHRs, EDC, CTMS, eTMF, or comparable systems
- Human-subjects research and GCP/CITI training, or willingness to complete required training
