Oura has appointed Sanjay Chandra as its first Chief Information Officer. In this role, Chandra will oversee the enterprise technology foundation supporting Oura’s growth as a health technology platform, including enterprise AI strategy, business systems transformation, infrastructure and governance. His mandate will focus on building secure, scalable systems that support the company’s continued expansion while maintaining privacy, security and trust.
Chandra joins Oura from Lucid Motors, where he served as Vice President and Global Head of Information Technology, overseeing enterprise systems, infrastructure, data and cybersecurity. Previously, he served as Chief Information Officer and Head of Cloud Operations at TiVo, which was acquired by Xperi, with responsibility for cloud operations, infrastructure, e-commerce and corporate IT. Earlier in his career, he held technology leadership roles at Workday and PayPal.
Why this matters: Creating its first CIO role signals that Oura is investing in enterprise-grade technology and governance as it evolves from a wearable device company into a broader health platform. Chandra’s experience scaling technology infrastructure across Lucid Motors and TiVo could help Oura strengthen the data, security and operational foundations required to expand AI-powered health capabilities responsibly.

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