ServiceNow Systems Architect (Washington DC-Baltimore Area)
ServiceNow Systems Architect (Washington DC-Baltimore Area)
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Provide technical leadership and mentoring, perform peer code reviews, and ensure the ServiceNow team follows software development best-practices
- Create and maintain API and data integration processes between ServiceNow and other services
- Serve as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) for the ServiceNow platform technologies to customers and stakeholders
- Drive the creation of application and technical design documents which leverage ServiceNow best practices and effectively integrate ServiceNow into the enterprise infrastructure
- Ensure that the system accurately meets the defined expectations of the business, ensuring that proper testing is implemented, and performance and security requirements are closely monitored by working with the project teams
- Translate business requirements into detailed technical designs that represent actionable development tasks
- Maintain production instance reliability through utilization of Change and Configuration Management processes
- Serve as ServiceNow Release Manager providing final technical review before release into Production
- Monitor health, usage and overall compliance of the application
- Collaborate with System Administrators and ServiceNow Support concerning strategies and technical aspects of platform upgrades
- Oversee major version upgrades
- Design and develop solutions within the ServiceNow environment to include new or modifications to applications, forms, workflow, policies, actions, access control, interfaces and any other configurations required to support client processes
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