Categories: Software Engineering, IT Consulting, ServiceNow

Job Description:

Roles & Responsibilities:

• Development and configuration: Design, develop, and configure ServiceNow applications, modules (like CSM, FSO), workflows, and catalog items. This includes setting up forms, fields, client scripts, business rules, and UI policies.
• Integration: Build and maintain integrations with other systems and third-party applications using tools like REST/SOAP APIs and Integration Hub.
• Customization: Write and maintain custom code using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS to meet specific business needs.
• Data management: Manage data imports, exports, and transformations, and ensure data integrity.
• Troubleshooting and support: Provide technical support to users, identify and resolve software flaws, and conduct regression testing.
• Documentation: Create and maintain comprehensive technical documentation for configurations, customizations, and processes.

Qualifications:

• ServiceNow CSA (Certified System Administrator)
• ServiceNow Development experience (years based on job level)
• Plus, additional ServiceNow knowledge/micro-cert of at least one:
• Customer Service Management (CSM), Playbooks, Flow Designer, UI Builder, Now Assist / AI, Platform Analytics, Predictive Intelligence, Service Portal, Catalog Items, Automated Test Framework (ATF)

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