Lead ServiceNow Developer
rootshellDallas (TX)
Lead ServiceNow Developer
Posted 6 days ago
rootshellDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Lead Servicenow Developer
Role: Lead Servicenow Developer, Location: Dallas, TX Duration: Long Term.
Note:
Client is looking for hands on experience with Lead Servicenow Development, Portal, Java.
Duties: Key Job Functions:
- At least 5+ years of experience in ITSM Business Process and Technical Process
- High Level Design and technical solutions for ServiceNow implementation
- Strong understanding of ServiceNow Development Platform including, but not limited to, ITSM, CMDB, Asset Management, Change Management, Custom Development, etc.
- Experience with development and implementation of ServiceNow ITSM modules - Incident Management, Problem Management, Configuration Management, Change Management, Knowledge Management or other ITSM application.
- Customize ServiceNow applications and facilitate rollout of new applications and modules and configure Application UI and Configure Workflow
- Proficient in working with Agile/Scrum SDLC, experience using an Agile project methodology in the development and implementation of solutions.
- Proficient in all areas of ServiceNow development and configuration including but not limited to Business Rules, ACLs, Script Includes, UI Scripts, Scheduled Jobs, Client Scripts, UI Pages, UI Macros, UI Policies, Portal components and workflows.
Skills: ServiceNow & Javascript
Keywords: Education: A bachelor's degree in software development, information technology, or a related field is necessary for this position. Industry certifications and experience coding web applications may be preferred.
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