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David Careers

ServiceNow SPM Sr Developer

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diverse lynxPiscataway (NJ)
Computer Systems Engineers/ArchitectsComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$70.00 - $75.00 per hour

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About the role

Job DescriptionJob Description Role:
  • ServiceNow SPM Architect Duration:6- 12 monthsLocation:
  • New Jersey Type: Contract Rate : $70 to $75/hrSkills:
  • ServiceNow Portfolio Management (SPM)
Experience Required: 10 Role Description: " Core Architecture Responsibilities Platform & Domain Design Scalable Blueprints: Translates high-level business needs into technical blueprints covering Strategic Portfolio Management (SPM)| Total Productive Services Management (TPSM)| core platform features| data schemas| security models| and system integrations. "Technical Governance: Establishes and enforces design standards| ensuring that development teams do not build overly customized solutions that could break during future ServiceNow upgrades. "Ecosystem Alignment: Acts as the bridge between client stakeholders| third-party software vendors| and internal IT teams to keep all dependent software systems synchronized. " Leads the overall ServiceNow solution architecture and translates business requirements into a scalable SPM, TPSM, platform, data, security, and integration design. " Provides design governance, validates technical decisions, and maintains alignment across client, vendor, and dependent systems.

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