UX Designer

Role overview A UX Designer position focused on prototyping software experiences for store handheld devices used by end users. The role blends design thinking with hands-on development, partnering closely with engineering teams to translate UX concepts into working prototypes that are both visually intuitive and technically feasible. Work supports federal-government client missions and aims to deliver optimized, user-centered interactions on dedicated field devices.

Responsibilities - Prototype UX designs for handheld hardware, rapidly turning design concepts into functional, testable builds. - Balance design intent against technical feasibility when shaping user experiences. - Translate abstract UX concepts into tangible deliverables that engineering teams can implement. - Support software engineering teams with UX-focused solutions and design feedback throughout development. - Apply UX testing practices to validate and refine prototypes before release.

Requirements - Demonstrated expertise in User Experience (UX) design. - Demonstrated expertise in User Experience (UX) testing. - Ability to translate design concepts into functional prototypes quickly. - Strong understanding of technical feasibility considerations for handheld or embedded hardware. - Experience supporting software engineering teams with UX-focused solutions. - U.S. citizenship required for eligibility.

Benefits and work setup - Listed base compensation range of approximately $78,600–$160,200 USD for specified U.S. locations, with variations based on office location, role, skill set, and experience. - Standard benefits package available to hired employees, with rolling applications and no fixed deadline to apply.