Service Now Developer- ITSM
yochanaAndrews Air Force Base (MD)
Service Now Developer- ITSM
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yochanaAndrews Air Force Base (MD)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
ServiceNow DeveloperKey ResponsibilitiesGather and analyze business requirements and translate them into technical solutions on the ServiceNow platformDesign and develop custom applications, custom rules, and platform customizationsConfigure and develop Business Rules, Client Scripts, UI Policies, Script Includes, and ACLsBuild and manage workflows using Flow Designer, including Flow Actions and SubflowsDevelop and support integrations using REST/SOAP APIs, MID Server, and IntegrationHubWork on new module implementations and enhancements (ITSM and other ServiceNow modules as required) Ensure adherence to ServiceNow best practices, coding standards, and platform performance guidelinesSupport testing, deployment, and post-production stabilizationCollaborate closely with architects, functional consultants, and stakeholdersRequired Skills & ExperienceStrong hands-on experience as a ServiceNow DeveloperSolid experience in ServiceNow scripting (JavaScript, Glide API) Proven experience with Business Rules, customizations, and custom developmentStrong expertise in Flow Designer, Flow Actions, and automationExperience working on integrations (REST, SOAP, IntegrationHub) Experience implementing or enhancing ServiceNow modules (ITSM preferred)
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