Asset Management Analyst
Posted today
creative solutions servicesNew York (NY)
Computer Systems AnalystsComputer Facilities Management Services
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
M-F 37.5 hours weekly
Unpaid Lunch Break
No Holiday work, Overtime or travel required
No Parking Provided
THIS POSITION WILL REQUIRE CONSULTANT TO WORK ONSITE
*THIS IS AN ASSET MANAGEMENT ANALYST ROLE*
We are seeking an Asset Management Analyst to support ongoing IT Asset Management operations and multiple State of Good Repair (SOGR) lifecycle initiatives. This role will assist in analyzing the IT company asset database, validating hardware inventories across multiple locations, and ensuring accuracy of all asset records within ServiceNow. The analyst will review and refine existing asset management processes and procedures, research new device models and part standards, and generate scheduled reporting to support compliance, audits, and executive oversight.
The analyst will also be responsible for tracking computer-related assets throughout their lifecycle, coordinating with IT field teams and end users, and supporting the implementation of new asset management tools, systems, and modules. Experience with enterprise asset tracking, lifecycle management, inventory reconciliation, and data analysis is a plus, as well as familiarity with ServiceNow or other asset management platforms. Strong attention to detail and the ability to support large-scale deployment and recovery initiatives are essential.
Desktop Support (plus)
Logistics Experience (plus)
Salary commensurate with scope of work job experience
Perform other reasonably related duties as required.
New Wave People is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EEO).
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