The role

Eight Sleep is seeking an experienced and certified Sleep Technologist (RPSGT) to support our overnight research and validation studies. You will be responsible for setting up, monitoring, and scoring full-night polysomnography (PSG) recordings, helping us generate high-quality physiological data that powers our next-generation sleep technologies.

We are seeking someone with deep expertise in sleep study operations who can confidently run two subjects simultaneously overnight and ensure impeccable data quality and participant care. This is a hands-on, on-site role based in the Boston Area, Massachusetts, operating four nights per week for 10 hour shifts (40 hours).

How you’ll contribute

• Conduct high-quality overnight PSG studies to validate new sleep and health features

• Manage two concurrent overnight recordings with full PSG

• Apply, calibrate, and troubleshoot sensors and leads to ensure clean, artifact-free data

• Monitor participant safety and comfort throughout the night

• Collaborate with the R&D and Clinical teams to execute study protocols

• Score sleep and respiratory events following AASM guidelines

• Maintain meticulous logs and ensure regulatory compliance (HIPAA, IRB protocols)

What you need to succeed

• RPSGT (Registered Polysomnographic Technologist) certification required

• 2+ years of work experience conducting full-night PSG studies in clinical or research settings

• Proficiency in sleep staging and respiratory event scoring (AASM criteria)

• Proven ability to manage multiple simultaneous studies

• Excellent interpersonal skills and attention to participant comfort and data integrity

• Willingness to work overnight shifts, Monday–Friday, and occasionally Saturdays

• Comfortable working overnight 10-hour shifts (4 nights/week; some weekends).

• Availability 4 nights per week (Monday–Friday); some rotations may include a Saturday depending on study scheduling.

Bonus Points for:

• Proficiency with Nox A1/C1 PSG systems and associated software

Details

• Location: Boston Area, Massachusetts

• Start Date: 11/12/2025

• End Date: 10/1/2026

• Weekly Hours: ~40 hours/week on average

• Shifts: 4 overnight shifts per week (typically 10 hours, e.g., 9 PM–7 AM)

• Days: Primarily Monday–Friday, with occasional Saturday coverage instead of Friday based on study scheduling (advance notice provided)

• Flexibility: Start and end times may vary slightly depending on study protocol

• Compensation: $35.00/hour, hourly and non-exempt- all overtime compensated per Massachusetts labor laws

Note: Each shift includes time for setup, overnight monitoring, and morning teardown to cover the full participant study window