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ServiceNow Developer - Clearable for Department of Defense Secret

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insight globalHyattsville (MD)

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About the role

Insight Global is hiring for multiple ServiceNow Developers to join our team supporting a Department of Defense/War Program at Fort Meade, MD.Candidates do not need a clearance but must be able to obtain and maintain a Department of Defense Secret Clearance to be considered for this role. The work will be done onsite at Fort Meade, MD in a classified environment. The ideal candidate will be responsible for designing, developing, configuring, and supporting solutions on the ServiceNow platform. This individual will work closely with stakeholders, business analysts, system administrators, and engineering teams to automate business processes, improve service delivery, and implement scalable enterprise solutions. The successful candidate will possess strong technical expertise in ServiceNow development, workflow automation, system integrations, and IT Service Management (ITSM) best practices. Minimum Job requirements include Ability to meet all requirements to obtain and maintain a Department of Defense Secret or Top Secret Clearance Bachelors Degree and 4+ years of ServiceNow Development experience Experience creating and maintaining, Business Rules, Client Scripts, Catalog Items, Workflows UI Policies, and Service Portals Experience integrating ServiceNow with external systems. Excellent verbal and written communication skills Insight Global is hiring multiple candidates for this position so exact pay will vary based on Candidates year of development experience, depth of knowledge, if they already have a clearance, amongst many other factors. However, we anticipate paying 125K - 150K for these openings as well as provide a comprehensive benefits package including health, vision, dental, and 401K benefits.

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