Full-Time
Posted on 2/22/2025
Wearable health monitoring smart ring
$108k - $157kAnnually
Senior, Expert
No H1B Sponsorship
Remote in USA
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Oura specializes in wearable health technology, offering the Oura Ring, a smart ring that tracks health metrics like sleep patterns, heart rate variability, and physical activity. The ring uses advanced sensors to collect data, which is analyzed and displayed in a mobile app, providing users with insights to improve their health and lifestyle. Oura differentiates itself from competitors by focusing on a direct-to-consumer model and forming partnerships with sports teams and health institutions, enhancing its credibility and reach. The company's goal is to empower users to make informed health decisions and optimize their well-being.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Series D
Total Funding
$344.1M
Headquarters
Oulu, Finland
Founded
2013
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Competitive salary & equity packages
Health, dental, financial, & vision insurance
Wellness & mental health benefits
$300 per month health improvement related stipend
Flexible working hours
An Oura Ring of your own
Employee discount for friends & family
20 days of PTO
Breakthrough webAI Platform Creates Models Directly From Oura RingAUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- webAI, the leading private enterprise AI platform, today announced that ŌURA, the company behind the most trusted smart ring, Oura Ring, will leverage webAI on-device AI services to deliver personalized health insights to Oura Members
CES remains the premier show highlighting the advancement of tech. Anadolu via Getty ImagesAs I write this, CES 2025 is on its third day. Once the show closes on January 10 and I have more time to digest what I saw and the big themes and products released, I will share those in my column early next week.However, I have determined three key trends that have run through the show so far.The first is that AI was everywhere at the show. You could not find a vendor that did not mention AI in its booth displays or marketing material. AI was demonstrated in many ways, but the central theme manifested in the term "smart" applied to devices, apps, and services using AI in some form.There were smart TVs, cars, trucks, boats, and motorcycles. There were smart kitchen appliances, vacuums, various business and consumer robots, watches, etc
ŌURA, the company behind the Oura smart ring, secured $200 million in Series D funding from Fidelity Management and Dexcom. This investment is part of a broader trend in global health innovation, with recent funding also going to companies in AI, virtual care, insurance, and diagnostics. Other notable investments include Remodel Health, which raised $100 million, and Deciphex, which secured €31 million.
Unlike competitors like Oura and Samsung Galaxy Ring, which suffer from cumbersome interfaces and unnecessary scrolling, VIV Health focuses on enhancing user experience and simplifying data visualization.
In 2024, Finnish startup Oura launched the Oura Ring 4, boosting its sales and valuation. Oura's sales have more than doubled, with over 2.5 million rings sold, generating $500 million in revenue. The company raised $550 million, reaching a $5.2 billion valuation. The smart ring market is rapidly growing, with companies like Samsung and Huami entering the space. Smart rings offer advantages like seamless wearability and precise health monitoring, and may integrate with AR/VR for spatial interaction.