ServiceNow Developer
united software groupHouston (TX)
ServiceNow Developer
Posted 3 days ago
united software groupHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
ServiceNow Sr. Developer Houston, TX
Job Description:
ServiceNow Service Mapping / ITOM Developer with extensive technical and hands-on experience that includes a proven track record of successful deployments for external customers.
Responsibilities:
Craft, configure, script, and own the technical solution on the ServiceNow platform to ensure successful deployment for our customers.
Work closely with the Platform Architect to refine ServiceNow platform requirements (Stories) and complete the development of the agreed upon solution.
Demonstrate their extensive scripting capabilities in one or more of the common languages used by ServiceNow, including Java, HTML, Angular, etc.
Qualifications
Required:
- Minimum of 5+ years of ServiceNow development experience, as detailed above
- Implement and Configure a broad range of ServiceNow Applications, such as CSM, ITSM, ITOM, HR, SecOps, GRC, and Employee CenterDesign / Develop ServiceNow Tables, Fields, Forms and Access Controls
- Extensive knowledge with crafting Business Rules, ACL’s, Client Scripts, UI Policies, UI Macros, UI Scripts, Catalog Forms, etc.
- Use JavaScript to develop solutions for requirements that can not be satisfied through configuration
- Solve and repair common configuration issues
- Build Prioritized Applications using Studio
- Automate activities on the ServiceNow platform using Flow Designer and/or Workflow EngineBuild data sets and transform maps for importing data from other sources into Service
- NowDeep technical knowledge of integrating ServiceNow with external systems, such as AD, SSO, SCCM, Workday, SAP Success
- Factors, Jira, etc.
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