Lead ServiceNow Developer

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alldusEl Paso (TX)

Software Developers Computer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$160-190k

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About the role

Lead ServiceNow Developer Full-time Remote

Salary: $160-190k depending on experience + Benefits & Bonus

Overview: We are looking for an experienced ServiceNow SME & Lead Developer to join an expansion of the ServiceNow team. We are mostly looking for someone to be cross-modular, with a very strong hands-on development background to be the SME for ServiceNow within Government/Defense projects. What will you be doing:

Collaborating closely with a team of professionals within the ServiceNow Development team & the ServiceNow Architect
Utilize your knowledge & work on projects broadly across multiple modules across the platform, as well as custom app solutions
Assist in gathering requirements and designing ServiceNow solutions for stakeholders while focusing mainly on hands-on technical work
Work on implementations from start to finish, as well as integrations & modernizing the existing platform
Be hands-on technically, working to ServiceNow best practices for out-of-the-box solutions, as well as with custom solutions/apps as needed for specific requirements

Experience:

Strong ServiceNow technical development background 5+ years hands-on ServiceNow experience
Strong background in Scripting (JavaScript, Glidescript), Github, JIRA and PPMStrong with integrations (REST, SOAP, MID Server)
ServiceNow certifications desirable - CSA, CAD, CIS etc...For more information about this position, get in contact today!

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