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Senior Product Manager, New Experiences

Oura

San Francisco, CA · Remote · full time · Senior

$147,900 – $203,000

Listed on Oura’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

Lead the vision and execution for a new category of digital experiences built around Oura's wearable ring, working across hardware, mobile, and platform teams to create intuitive, privacy-focused user experiences. This role suits experienced product managers who thrive navigating technical complexity and building products that coordinate tightly between embedded systems, mobile clients, and cloud infrastructure.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 5+ years of product management experience
  • Experience building products requiring coordination between hardware, software, and cloud services
  • Demonstrated success creating intuitive user experiences with privacy or policy constraints
  • Strong technical fluency working with mobile, backend, embedded, and platform engineers
  • Experience leading 0 to 1 product initiatives from concept through launch
  • Ability to make high-quality product decisions in ambiguous, fast-moving environments
  • Cross-functional collaboration across design, engineering, data, and other teams
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Nice to have

  • Experience with wearables or consumer electronics
  • Familiarity with privacy-sensitive user experiences and hardware-software coordination
  • Experience building products requiring firmware, mobile, and platform layer coordination

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