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Service Now Developer with Security Clearance

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river hawk consultingChantilly (VA)

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About the role

Service Now Developer TS/SCI FSP Chantilly, VA $150k+ River Hawk is a small business, focused on delivering management and technology consulting capabilities and solutions to the Federal Government. As a small business operating in cleared areas, River Hawk believes in promoting opportunities to drive your own career growth and trajectory. With minimal overhead and surprisingly generous benefits, River Hawk is able to pay at the top of the market. We are constantly looking for seasoned, driven professionals who have the desire to take challenges head on, continue to learn, and serve their clients well.
Job Description: Design, Develop, and test customer features for SN Applications. Collaborate with business analysts and other technical teams to gather and implement requirements. Perform maintenance activities, including patching, upgrading, and configuring SN instances. Identify opportunities for process improvements and automation using SN.Stay up to date with the latest technologies and best practices
Requirements:
  • Problem solving and analytical skills
  • Communication and collaboration skills 0-3 years in SN Dev (or general development roles)
  • Proficiency in JavaScript, Angular, or other scripting languages
  • Experience with integrations using REST, SOAP, or other protocols
  • Desired, but not required:
  • Experience with IT Service Management (ITSM) best practices
  • Knowledge of ITIL Frameworks
  • Agile MethodologySN Certified System Admin, App Dev, or Implementation Specialist Certs

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