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AI Governance Process Lead

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techdigital groupNew York (NY)

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About the role

Required Skills:
  • Senior ServiceNow data and integration architecture experience
  • Service Graph, REST API, import-set, transform-map, and reconciliation experienceCSDM, CMDB, identification, and duplicate-prevention knowledge
  • Experience defining controlled ingestion and evidence patterns "Job Description
Lifecycle, roles, risk methodology, controls, managed-state criteria, operating model, and adoption. AICT architecture, release and dependency validation, configuration design, technical governance and quality assurance. Lifecycle, roles, risk methodology, controls, managed-state criteria, operating model, and adoption. Authoritative-source mapping, Service Graph, API, and import patterns, reconciliation, evidence integration, and error handling.
Responsibilities: Senior ServiceNow architecture experience AI Control Tower and IRM implementation experience AICT application, plugin, release, role, lifecycle, data-model, and integration knowledge Ability to lead solution design, technical decisions, and quality reviews Senior AI governance and operating-model experience ServiceNow AICT or IRM experience Risk assessment, control, attestation, residual-risk, and exception-process knowledge Ability to translate governance requirements into executable processes Senior ServiceNow data and integration architecture experience Service Graph, REST API, import-set, transform-map, and reconciliation experience CSDM, CMDB, identification, and duplicate-prevention knowledge Experience defining controlled ingestion and evidence patterns

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