Senior Specialist, Federal ServiceNow Developer
kpmgDenver (CO)
Senior Specialist, Federal ServiceNow Developer
Posted today
kpmgDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will drive ServiceNow implementations for the Federal Advisory practice, delivering hands-on configuration, customization, and integration to support transformation initiatives. You will work on ServiceNow engagements in a collaborative, team-driven environment and contribute across the full software lifecycle. This position offers growth through learning, cross-functional exposure, and the chance to impact federal transformation programs. A strong focus on delivering tangible, scalable solutions within a leading advisory firm will shape your career trajectory. Compensation / Benefits Comprehensive benefits package 401(k) and medical benefits Dental and vision coverage Disability and life insurance Personal well-being programs Paid time off
Responsibilities:
Configure, integrate, and custom-build on the ServiceNow platform Implement ServiceNow customizations: UI Policies, UI Actions, Business Rules, Client Scripts, workflow administration, data import Engage in full SDLC: Analysis, Design, Coding, Testing, Training, and Operational support Contribute as an individual contributor or as part of a team on ServiceNow engagements
Key requirements:
At least 3 years of ITSM or ServiceNow development experience US Federal government consulting experience preferred Bachelor's degree from an accredited college/university Experience in Agile or Scrum software development Familiarity with ServiceNow platform implementation ServiceNow scripting in JavaScript (Business Rules, Client Scripts, UI Actions, UI Pages) Ability to travel to support engagements Eligible for or possess a U.S. Government clearance Collaborative mindset Adaptability Effective communication ServiceNow platform expertise JavaScript scripting on ServiceNow (Business Rules, Client Scripts, UI Actions, UI Pages) UI Policies and UI Actions
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