Eight Sleep

San Francisco

A hybrid design-engineering role at Eight Sleep working on their sleep tech hardware. The intersection of industrial design and software at a fast-growing health tech company with genuine product innovation. Perfect for someone who thinks in both pixels and prototypes.

San Francisco

Designing the physical form of Eight Sleep's Pod — arguably the most talked-about sleep product in tech — is a genuinely exciting industrial design challenge. Hardware design at a company where the object itself is the product, not just a vehicle for software.

Milan

Eight Sleep's app is the connective tissue between the hardware and the sleeper, so this role sits right in the middle of a product that real customers obsess over. Milan is also a rare design-forward European base for a US consumer hardware company.

New York

Eight Sleep is one of the rare consumer hardware companies where the app and the bed are equal protagonists — designers here ship to a passionate, sleep-obsessed audience. A Staff role means leading craft on the flagship product, not just a feature pod. The team punches above its weight on visual polish.

New York City

Eight Sleep has built a cult following around sleep optimization, and the app is the command center for their Pod mattress. Designing for health hardware with real biometric data and a loyal user base is a rare product design challenge. A strong IC role for someone who loves consumer health tech.

Eight Sleep's Pod has serious crossover appeal with the design crowd — it's one of the few pieces of sleep hardware that's actually aspirational. Special Projects suggests working on unreleased products, which is the kind of R&D where mechanical design actually gets to push shape language. For designers who want their work to ship to millions of bedrooms, not many better options in wellness hardware.

United States

Eight Sleep's marketing aesthetic is sharper than most consumer hardware companies, but email design is still a narrow craft. A solid pick for a designer who genuinely loves the lifecycle channel.