Disaster Recovery Consultant - Strong ITSM, ServiceNow CMDB and Banking or Financial Services experi

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smart it frameNew York (NY)

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Job Description: Job Title: Disaster Recovery Consultant - Strong ITSM, Service Now CMDB and Banking or Financial Services experience
Location: New York City, NY (Onsite/ Hybrid)
Employment Type: Contract About Smart IT Frame: At Smart IT Frame, we connect top talent with leading organizations across the USA. With over a decade of staffing excellence, we specialize in IT, healthcare, and professional roles, empowering both clients and candidates to grow together.
Job Summary: We are seeking an experienced Operational Resilience Disaster Recovery Consultant to support a largescale resilience transformation program. Must-have
Skills: Disaster Recovery DROperational Resilience Business Continuity Planning BCPApplication Recovery PlanningRTO RPO Analysis Dependency Mapping Disaster Recovery TestingIT Service Continuity Management ITSCMGap Analysis Risk Assessment Governance Compliance Documentation Strong stakeholder communication skills Advanced Excel Power Point and documentation skills Goodto Have Skills Banking Financial Services domain experience Cloud resilience Azure AWSService Now CMDBArchitecture and infrastructure knowledge Regulatory frameworks DORA PRA FCA FFIEC ISO 22301 Business Impact Analysis BIAExperience 5-10 years of experience in Disaster Recovery Business Continuity Operational Resilience Infrastructure or Technology Risk Experience supporting enterprise recovery programs in complex environments Experience coordinating DR testing and resilience assessments
Mandatory Skills: Service Management Consulting- SIAM, ITSM, Non-ITSM

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