Senior Technical Product Manager, Beacon Biosignals
$160-183k
+ equity
AI brain monitoring
Be an early applicant
AI brain monitoring
101-200 employees
Be an early applicant
$160-183k
+ equity
101-200 employees
Company mission
To improve human health by enabling rapid, targeted interventions through advanced brain analytics.
Role
Who you are
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Biomedical Engineering, Business, or a related field; advanced degree preferred
- 5–8 years of experience in product management, systems engineering, device development, or related technical leadership roles
- At least 3 years of experience supporting the development and commercialization of hardware, medical devices, wearables, or other multidisciplinary products
- Demonstrated ability to translate customer, clinical, and business needs into product requirements, roadmaps, and development priorities
- Experience working closely with hardware, firmware, software, systems, manufacturing, and quality teams throughout the product development lifecycle
- Experience supporting products through design controls, verification and validation, manufacturing transfer, and commercialization activities
- Strong technical aptitude with the ability to understand engineering tradeoffs involving functionality, usability, reliability, manufacturability, cost, and schedule
- Strong communication, organizational, and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to drive alignment across cross-functional teams
- Experience working in regulated industries, including medical devices, healthcare technology, or other safety-critical products preferred
- Experience with modern product development and collaboration tools such as Ketryx, Jira, Figma, GitHub, Asana, or similar tools preferred
What the job involves
- In this exciting and challenging role as a Technical Product Manager, you will drive the definition and execution of next-generation medical devices that meet user needs, clinical requirements, business objectives, and regulatory expectations
- You will be part of the Device Team, reporting to the Director of Device Engineering and working closely with systems, hardware, firmware, software, algorithm, manufacturing, quality, and clinical teams
- You will own product requirements, user needs, product roadmaps, usability activities, and design control deliverables while ensuring alignment between customer needs and engineering execution
- Your goal as a Technical Product Manager is to deliver innovative, reliable, and user-centered medical devices by translating customer and clinical insights into clear product requirements and development priorities
- You will lead cross-functional product planning from concept through commercialization, balancing user experience, technical feasibility, manufacturing readiness, regulatory requirements, cost, and schedule
- You will coordinate product development activities, facilitate technical tradeoff discussions, and ensure stakeholders remain aligned throughout the product lifecycle
- Own product requirements, user needs, intended use, and system-level product definition for a major device product line
- Translate customer needs, clinical requirements, technical constraints, and business objectives into actionable product requirements and development roadmaps
- Partner closely with Systems, Hardware, Firmware, Software, Algorithms, Clinical, Quality, Regulatory, Business Development, Operations, and Manufacturing teams to drive successful product development and commercialization
- Lead cross-functional tradeoff discussions involving functionality, usability, technical risk, manufacturability, regulatory requirements, cost, and schedule
- Drive product development through concept, feasibility, verification, validation, manufacturing transfer, and sustaining engineering
- Coordinate usability studies, customer evaluations, clinical feedback activities, and product validation efforts
- Support design control activities, including user needs, requirements traceability, risk management, design reviews, and regulatory documentation
- Drive day-to-day Agile product development practices across multiple initiatives and product portfolios within a product line
- Collaborate with suppliers, contract manufacturers, and external partners to support product development, manufacturing readiness, and product launches
- Communicate product status, key decisions, risks, and roadmap updates to stakeholders and leadership
Our take
The brain has long been considered one of the most mysterious fields of medicine - and psychiatric and neurological diseases therefore one of the least understood. Better access to real-time brain data, however, could change this and that’s exactly what Beacon Biosignals is hoping to deliver.
Beacon Biosignals has developed an AI-powered EEG platform designed to better measure and understand brain activity. Its technology includes a lightweight wearable headband that tracks brain signals during sleep and at home, feeding huge amounts of real-world data into machine-learning models. The aim is to help researchers analyze brain activity faster, identify new biomarkers, and improve the development of treatments for neurological and psychiatric disorders.
The company recently raised major funding and acquired home sleep testing specialist CleveMed as it expands its AI-powered brain health platform. Its FDA-cleared wearable headband is already being used in more than 40 clinical trails studying conditions like depression, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and sleep disorders. By collecting millions of hours of brain activity data, Beacon hopes to help researchers detect diseases earlier and better understand how the brain changes over time.
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Insights
40% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Funding (last 2 of 5 rounds)
Apr 2026
$11m
SERIES B
Nov 2025
$86m
SERIES B
Total funding: $127.5m
Company HQ
Beacon Hill, Boston, MA
Leadership
Jarrett Revels
(Co-Founder & CTO)Prior to co-founding Beacon Biosignals in 2019, Jarrett spent 4 years at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, joining as a Scientific Programmer before become a Performance Engineer then Research Software Developer.
Jacob Donoghue
(Co-Founder & CEO)Jacob completed a Neuroscience PhD at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and received his MD from Harvard Medical School. Subsequently they carried out research for Cyberkinetics Neurotechnology Systems and Massachusetts General Hospital.
Brandon Westover
(Co-Founder)Received their MD from Washington University School of Medicine, then took up a Neurology residency at Harvard Medical School. Alongside their work at Beacon Biosignals, Brandon is also an HST Faculty member at MIT and a Neurologist/Medical AI Researcher at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Syd Cash
(Co-Founder)Syd is an Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School, who also leads the Center for Neurotechnology and Neurorecovery at MGH.
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