UX Researcher & Designer
Company: Omni Federal
Location: Virginia (Remote)
Type: Full-time
Remote: Yes
Posted: 2026-07-27
About this role
Job Description
Job Title: UX Researcher & Designer
Location: Remote
Security Clearance: None (Clearance preferred)
We question. We listen. We adapt.
Be honest. Be pragmatic.
Omni Federal, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Washington, DC, is a highly specialized software solutions provider with a robust presence in key locations across the United States, including Boston, MA, Colorado Springs, CO, San Antonio, TX, and St. Louis, MO. Born out of the Department of Defense's software factory ecosystem, Omni has rapidly distinguished itself by delivering both mission-critical and enterprise solutions that enhance the technological capabilities of the federal government. With a focus on areas such as Command and Control, Cybersecurity, Space, Geospatial, and Modeling & Simulation, Omni leverages cutting-edge commercial technology tailored to government objectives, improving mission performance and delivering transformative outcomes for the Department of Defense (DoD), Intelligence Community (IC), and their end-users. The company's innovative approach is backed by its Omni Labs and SBIR Innovation centers, where they develop advanced platforms and tools in data mesh, secure connectivity, and intelligent automation.
Why Omni?
Environment of Autonomy
Innovative Commercial Approach
People over process
We are seeking a strong UX Researcher & Designer to support our USAF customer. The UX Designer/Researcher for the ARES production program owns the human-centered design cycle for their assigned capability areas and user community. This is a research-weighted UX role with responsibility of building deep relationships with a defined set of operational users, validating designs before implementation, and producing the interaction quality that drives usability and task completion performance requirements.
Position Description (what you will do)
UX research and design activities across the full government ...