Employment and Litigation Counsel
About the job
- A minimum of 5–7 years of employment law and/or litigation experience is required.
- Proven, results-oriented experience supporting employment law matters and commercial litigation and disputes is required.
- The candidate must be a creative and innovative problem solver who can apply tailored strategies to legal challenges in a global software company.
- The candidate must have strong organizational and communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to manage competing priorities while balancing short-term needs with long-term objectives.
- The candidate must be adept at building connections and trust with team members and partners, facilitating good judgment, and motivating follow-through.
- A Juris Doctor degree from an accredited law school is required.
- Active membership in at least one United States state bar is required.
- Advise Americas People Experience professionals and business leaders on employment law matters, including performance management, workplace investigations, discipline, leaves, accommodations, and employment agreements.
- Support the management of global commercial and intellectual property litigation, pre-litigation disputes, subpoenas, and government inquiries, working closely with external counsel as needed.
- Review and update Americas People Experience policies, guidelines, templates, and training materials in alignment with business priorities and regulatory requirements.
- Utilize artificial intelligence to efficiently provide high-quality legal guidance to People Experience and other stakeholders.
- Help develop and deliver training for cross-functional partners on employment law, litigation-related best practices, and risk mitigation.
- Draft and review agreements, correspondence, and other legal documents supporting the employment and litigation functions.
- Two or more years of in-house experience is preferred.
- Experience with LATAM employment laws or a strong interest in learning and advising on LATAM employment matters is desirable.
- Prior experience at a global software as a service, technology, or private-equity-backed company is a plus.
- Fluency in Spanish or French is a plus.
About the company
Omnissa is a digital work platform for enterprises that helps IT teams improve employee productivity by simplifying onboarding, application provisioning, and IT ticket resolution. It provides a suite of tools for virtual desktops, actionable insights, workflow orchestration, and experience management, delivered as subscription-based software licenses to organizations of all sizes. The platform works by delivering secure, personalized digital workspaces on any device, enabling centralized control over apps and desktops with analytics to guide IT decisions. Its differentiator is an end-to-end, enterprise-grade solution focused on secure, device-agnostic experiences and streamlined workflows across the entire digital employee lifecycle. The goal is to enhance the digital employee experience and efficiency in organizations worldwide, reducing time to onboard, provisioning, and resolve IT issues.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$4B
Headquarters
Palo Alto, California
Founded
2024
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Omnissa ONE 2026 launched AI agents, attracting customers needing faster patching and packaging.
- Amit Singh, former Palo Alto Networks president and Google Cloud co-founder, arrived September 28, 2026.
- Omnissa now claims 26,000 customers and 4,000 employees, supporting cross-sell into installed accounts.
What critics are saying
- Horizon portfolio simplification in August 2026 ended sales for several editions, risking renewals churn.
- Cloud PC and Elara launched in beta on September 29, 2026, with no availability dates.
- Amit Singh replaced Shankar Iyer on September 28, 2026; execution risk rises during leadership transition.
What makes Omnissa unique
- Omnissa processes 50TB daily and 150 million workflows monthly across endpoints.
- Workspace ONE ranked highest in Gartner’s 2026 endpoint use cases, including autonomous management.
- Elara, Horizon Delegate, and Cloud PC unify endpoint, DEX, VDI, and governance.
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IGEL is working with Omnissa to validate a deployment workflow that enables organisations to use Omnissa Workspace ONE UEM and Omnissa Freestyle Orchestrator to prepare Windows endpoints for IGEL Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery. The announcement was made at Omnissa ONE 2026. The integrated workflow allows IT teams to run pre-install checks and prepare endpoints for IGEL Dual Boot, which installs IGEL OS alongside Windows to provide an alternate operating path during disruptions. During incidents, IGEL BC&DR with Emergency Mode can centrally move enabled endpoints into IGEL OS, helping users regain secure access to virtual desktops and applications whilst IT teams investigate and remediate the Windows environment. The deployment workflow is currently being validated for supported environments.
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Omnissa debuts AI agents for IT, a managed cloud PC service and Elara for AI governance. Digital workspace company Omnissa LLC today unveiled new artificial intelligence agents for information technology teams and virtual desktop users, a managed cloud PC service and an AI governance product named Omnissa Elara. The releases, announced at the company's Omnissa ONE 2026 conference in Orlando, go after a problem it says is getting worse as employees adopt AI tools faster than their IT departments can approve them. Usage of AI assistant apps across enterprise endpoints grew nearly 1,000% in 2025, according to the company's State of Digital Workspace 2026 report, with roughly three-quarters of it coming from unsanctioned tools. Omnissa Chief Product Officer Bharath Rangarajan said AI "is compressing the distance between insight and action." Companies have to be able to see and control what AI is doing before they hand it more autonomy, he said. Three of the new agents are built for IT administrators. Troubleshooting falls to the Digital Employee Experience agent, which traces a worker's problem to its root cause and recommends a fix based on existing playbooks or earlier Workspace ONE Assist support sessions. he Windows App Lifecycle agent takes on application packaging, still largely manual work, and tests each app before an administrator reviews it. The third works with Workspace ONE Vulnerability Defense, a vulnerability remediation product Omnissa launched last year. Inside Vulnerability Defense, the agent ranks vulnerabilities by priority and prepares patches, with a human kept in the loop before deployment. Large language models are speeding up the discovery of flaws, Omnissa said, and the time to exploit one has dropped below a day, so the agent is meant to help IT teams patch fast enough to keep up. Beyond its own agents, Omnissa is opening its platform to outside ones. Administrators can connect the agent tool of their choice through a new hosted server built on the Model Context Protocol, and what that tool can reach is limited by the administrator's existing role and permissions. On the virtual desktop side, Horizon Delegate runs inside an employee's Horizon virtual machine and carries out tasks under that worker's approved identity and permissions. The work can keep going after the employee disconnects. The other desktop announcement is Omnissa Cloud PC, a desktop-as-a-service offering the company runs itself. The service includes the underlying compute, plus Omnissa's endpoint management and digital employee experience tools. Elara covers the governance side of today's announcements. Omnissa is pitching it as "the authority layer" for AI governance and high-impact enterprise actions. The product pulls in signals from systems that normally run separately, so IT and security leaders can see how AI apps, models and agents are being used. Policies set against broader business conditions can then be applied before an action with real consequences goes through. "Autonomously managing, securing and monitoring the end-user workspace is now a requirement for enterprise IT, as AI takes on more responsibility across the business," said Phil Hochmuth, research vice president for endpoint management and enterprise mobility at International Data Corp. "IT leaders need clear visibility into human and AI-driven activity, along with the controls to govern actions at machine speed." Omnissa did not give availability dates for the new products. Cloud PC will run first on Amazon Web Services Inc., with other cloud providers to follow. Omnissa was spun out of VMware Inc. in 2024, after Broadcom Inc. acquired VMware and sold its end-user computing business to KKR & Co. Inc. for $4 billion. Image: Omnissa. 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Omnissa has unveiled AI innovations at its ONE 2026 conference aimed at creating autonomous workspaces with enhanced IT control. The company introduced Omnissa Cloud PC, a turnkey cloud PC service running on AWS, and Horizon Delegate, an agent that performs tasks within virtual machines on users' behalf. Three new IT agents were announced: a Digital Employee Experience agent for troubleshooting, a Workspace ONE Vulnerability Defense agent for autonomous patch management, and a Windows App Lifecycle agent for application packaging. Omnissa also launched Elara, an AI governance solution providing oversight of AI applications and agents across enterprise systems. The announcements come as AI assistant usage on enterprise endpoints has surged nearly 1,000% year over year, with 75% from unsanctioned tools. Omnissa's platform currently processes approximately 50TB of endpoint data daily and supports 150 million workflow executions monthly across tens of millions of endpoints.
10ZiG Technology has announced support for Omnissa Horizon Client for Linux 2606, claiming performance improvements of up to 2x for video playback. The collaboration between 10ZiG and Omnissa aims to optimise Horizon Blast Extreme performance across Intel- and AMD-based thin client endpoints. 10ZiG is a provider of thin and zero client hardware and software solutions for virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) and desktop as a service (DaaS). The enhanced support is designed to improve the user experience for organisations deploying virtual desktop environments using 10ZiG's endpoint devices with Omnissa's remote display protocol technology.