Clinical Research Coordinator Location:

Burlingame, CA (Onsite) - 5 days

Onsite Position Type:

Contract or Full Time Join a cutting-edge team shaping the future of health technology and wearable devices. This isn t just another research role-you ll be at the intersection of clinical science, consumer electronics, and digital health innovation, helping validate technologies that could transform lives globally. If you thrive in fast-paced environments and love collaborating with engineers, product managers, and research scientists, this is your chance to make an impact. Ready to help shape the future of health technology? Apply today and be part of something transformative. What You ll Do

• Lead the charge in planning and executing clinical validation studies for next-gen health tech wearables.
• Own the process from participant recruitment to study close-out, ensuring smooth operations and compliance.
• Be the hub connecting research participants, vendors, and internal teams-your coordination keeps everything moving.
• Develop and optimize data collection workflows, trackers, and documentation for high-quality research outcomes.
• Partner with engineering, legal, and product teams to align research with product goals.
• Drive IRB submissions and compliance, ensuring ethical and regulatory standards.
• Innovate processes to improve efficiency and scalability for future studies.

Qualifications for success:

• Bachelor's degree
• 3+ years in clinical research (academic or commercial)
• Experience working with multidisciplinary teams-from statisticians to software engineers.
• Experience with digital health, wearables, or consumer electronics.
• Experience with CROs, human subject enrollment, and clinical research best practices.
• Comfortable with electronic data capture systems and digital tools.
• Ability to travel locally and nationally up to 30% for study execution.
• Technical experience in digital health and wearable technologies preferred.
• Experience with software and hardware tooling, electronic data capturing systems that support clinical research studies is preferred.