ServiceNow Developer - ITSM & ITOM
ServiceNow Developer - ITSM & ITOM
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design, develop, and customize ServiceNow applications with a focus on ITSM and ITOMConfigure and enhance ITSM modules including: Incident Management
- Problem Management
- Change Management
- Request Management
- Service Catalog
- Implement and support ITOM capabilities such as: Discovery
- Service Mapping
- Event ManagementCMDB health and governance
- Develop custom workflows, business rules, client scripts, UI policies, Script Includes, and ACLsIntegrate ServiceNow with external systems using REST/SOAP APIsPerform CMDB modeling, reconciliation, normalization, and data integrity checks
- Support platform upgrades, patches, and performance optimization
- Collaborate with stakeholders to gather requirements and translate them into technical solutions
- Provide technical documentation and support knowledge transfer activities
- Follow ServiceNow best practices and governance standards
- Required Skills & Qualifications 10+ years of hands-on ServiceNow development experience
- Strong experience with ITSM processes and implementations
- Solid hands-on experience in ITOM (Discovery, Service Mapping, Event Management)
- Strong knowledge of JavaScript, Glide API, and ServiceNow scripting
- Experience working with CMDB, CI classes, and relationships
- Hands-on experience with integrations using REST/SOAPExperience with ServiceNow update sets and scoped applications
- Understanding of Agile/Scrum methodologies
- Excellent communication and problem-solving skills
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