LMI is seeking UI/UX designer to join an agile team developing software to support the Navy's shipyard communication architecture.
Responsibilities
Work with users and subject matter experts to clearly understand and define their challenges, problems, motivations, triggers, and aspirations.
Solve problems and think critically to architect innovative and practical technology and functional solutions.
Work closely with product managers, product owners, other designers, full-stack engineers, and developers to design and build solution mock-ups and prototypes.
Create a wide range of design artifacts, such as wireframes, prototypes, high-fidelity designs, and journey maps.
Demonstrate product designs and solution prototypes to senior leadership, service lines, and markets.
Integrate elements of system, process, and interface design to demonstrate frictionless user experiences.
Rapidly test designs with users in collaboration with other designers.
Incorporate feedback from research and user testing to inform design decisions.
Transition designs to engineering and development teams to build solutions and work alongside these teams to make sure solutions are on track with the original design.
Monitor the success of user experiences and iterate to adjust and evolve product designs.
Collaborate with service lines, markets, and corporate enterprise services to target products that strategically align to capabilities, customer opportunities, and internal corporate needs.
Generate buy-in for product vision with both senior leadership and customer stakeholders.
Maintain familiarity with current trends in technology, innovation, and salient challenges in the federal government.
Percentage of Travel Required: 10%
Qualifications
Minimum Qualifications:
4–10 years of experience in product design or related discipline.
Experience developing to 508 compliances.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Entrepreneurial spirit, independent and self-motivated, and results oriented.
Technically adept and business-focused to interface across technical disciplines and with senior leaders.
Experience with design tools, such as Adobe XD, Balsamiq, Figma, InVision, Sketch, and Zeplin.
Ability to take on multiple perspectives ranging from business end users to solution architects, engineers, and developers.
Experience with software development or web design, code development, and cloud infrastructure.
Experience working on Agile Software Development.
Education: Bachelor’s degree in design, user experience, technology, computer science, or related technical discipline and 4–10 years of product design or related experience.
Secret clearance or ability to obtain and maintain a government security clearance, for which one must be a US citizen.
Additional Preferred Qualifications:
Preferred experience with security requirements in a federal IT environment, including FISMA requirements for acquiring an ATO, FedRAMP-certified providers, DoD Impact Levels, and JWICS.
Preferred experience with NavyLogistics Operations.