ServiceNow Developer Lead - Remote / Telecommute
ServiceNow Developer Lead - Remote / Telecommute
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$84hr
About the role
- Lead a team of software engineers in ServiceNow application development.
- Design, develop, and implement ServiceNow solutions and integrations.
- Conduct code reviews, technical design, and testing activities.
- Identify system risks and provide mitigation strategies.
- Work closely with architects, product owners, and stakeholders.
- Translate business requirements into technical solutions.
- Support CI/CD pipelines and DevSecOps practices.
- Mentor junior developers and provide technical guidance.
- Evaluate new technologies and recommend improvements.
- Ensure system performance, scalability, and compliance with standards.
- Should Have:
- ServiceNow Admin Certification (preferred).Experience with cloud platforms like AWS or Azure.
- Experience with Git/Bitbucket and API management tools.
- Strong knowledge of SDLC, Agile, and DevOps practices.
- Experience with UX/UI design and enterprise integrations.
- ServiceNow (ITSM, CSM, CMDB, ITOM, SOM)
- JavaScript, APIs, REST, SOAPSystem integration and troubleshootingCI/CD pipelines and DevOpsCloud technologies (AWS/Azure)
- Database knowledge (SQL, Oracle, MongoDB, PostgreSQL)
- Agile/Scrum methodologies
- Leadership and mentoring
- Performance tuning and system architecture
- Qualification And Education:
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or IT required.
- ServiceNow Developer Certification is mandatory. ServiceNow Admin Certification is a plus.
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