
Job Description
Clinical Operations Intern
Fort is the first wearable designed for strength training. It tracks the health and activity metrics you expect from a modern wearable, then goes further with advanced motion sensing that recognizes and analyzes strength exercises to reveal a more complete picture of your training, progress, and health.
We are hiring a Clinical Operations Intern to support human motion data collection studies for our strength-training models.
Responsibilities:
- Set up wearable sensors, cameras and study equipment
- Guide participants through standardized exercise protocols
- Obtain and document informed consent
- Monitor recordings and verify data quality
- Record session notes, participant feedback and protocol deviations
- Label and organize video, sensor data and study metadata
- Charge, clean and maintain devices between sessions
- Protect participant privacy and follow study procedures consistently
Qualifications:
- Highly organized, reliable and comfortable working with study participants
- Strong attention to detail and ability to follow technical protocols
- Clear, professional communication
- Comfortable around strength-training equipment and basic technology
- Available for scheduled in-person study sessions
Experience in research operations, exercise science, physical therapy, kinesiology or clinical studies is helpful but not required.
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Job Details
- Category
- Research
- Employment Type
- Internship
- Location
- San Francisco, CA
- Posted
- Compensation
- $25 - $32 per hour
About Fort
Fort is a wearable that tracks strength training for people who care about longevity. Other wearables make you manually log every rep, set, and exercise, then provide unhelpful feedback or underestimate strength-related fatigue. We use heart rate and motion data to track your strength workouts for you, then provide thoughtful, actionable feedback that helps you achieve your goals.
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