FDA-cleared infant monitoring wearables, cameras and connected health software
Owlet Baby Care builds connected infant monitoring hardware: embedded firmware on FreeRTOS and Zephyr, Bluetooth and MQTT into AWS IoT, with native Swift and Kotlin apps on top. Current hiring spans finance, healthcare, marketing and ops rather than engineering, and the pain points reflect it: SOX and internal-controls remediation, medical-device compliance, and paid acquisition under pressure from high CAC and low ROAS.
Owlet Baby Care, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Lehi, Utah, makes pediatric wearables and an HD audio and video camera that give parents real-time data on infant health and sleep. Its product line includes both FDA-authorized medical devices and consumer monitors, supported by mobile apps and cloud software. The company is publicly traded on the NYSE and employs 51–200 people. It sells directly to parents and caregivers, using paid social and search channels to reach them.
Owlet runs embedded firmware on FreeRTOS and Zephyr with Bluetooth, MQTT and AWS IoT. Its apps use Swift, SwiftUI, Kotlin and React. Infrastructure runs on AWS, GCP and Kubernetes, monitored with Datadog and Grafana.
Job posts point to AI-enabled infant safety workflows, a telehealth implementation and clinical investigations for its medical devices. Finance is working on SOX/ICFR support and NetSuite process automation.
Owlet Baby Care is headquartered in Lehi, Utah, and currently hires in the United States.
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