SENIOR SERVICENOW DEVELOPER/ENGINEER (CI POLYGRAPH REQUIRED)
northhill technologySterling (VA)
SENIOR SERVICENOW DEVELOPER/ENGINEER (CI POLYGRAPH REQUIRED)
Posted 8 days ago
northhill technologySterling (VA)
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About the role
SENIOR SERVICENOW DEVELOPER/ENGINEER (CI POLYGRAPH REQUIRED)
Sterling, VA
Information Technology NorthHill Technology Resources has a need for an aSenior ServiceNow Developer to support a Federal Program inSterling, VA .This is a direct-hire role with our client, a fast-growing Federal Integrator. An active TS/SCI Clearance and CI Polygraph is required. Required Education, Experience, & Skills :10 years ServiceNow experience plus a Bachelor’s degree is required. Must meet DOD 8140 requirements (Security+ CE Certification at minimum) Must possess ServiceNow Certifications Demonstrated expertise as a senior ServiceNow engineer delivering similar scope projects Understanding of all security related requirements in secure environments Familiar with Agile Methodologies and ability to accurately decompose tasks for Jira stories Expert troubleshooting and solutioning skills Strong technical documentation skills Preferred Education, Experience, & Skills :STEM degree Experience with Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) Experience configuring tools providing end to end visibility, monitoring, and analytics (e.g. AppDynamics, DynaTrace) Integration of virtualized applications and application streaming or layering techniques Experience leading and overseeing a total system perspective including technical understanding of relationships, dependencies and requirements of cloud services, infrastructure and security domains Experience with IBM Enterprise Lifecycle Management, TeamWork Cloud/Cameo experience, Microsoft Project and/or Tableau
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