ServiceNow ITOM / CMDB / CSDM Architect / Practice Lead - Remote working USA or Canada
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A leading client of ours is looking for a ServiceNow CMDB/CSDM/ITOM Architect / Practice Lead for a 12 months+ contract that may well extend in the USA or Canada. This will be a 30 hours+ per week contract working PST hours and will be remote working with travel 1/2 a month.
Requirements
8+ years ServiceNow
CMDB/CSDM/ITOM - ESSENTIAL
Architecture
Experience running ITOM practice
ServiceNow certified - CSA, CAD, CIS ITOM (2 CIS certs minimum), CTA
The role is to lead the ITOM practice for CSDM, CMDB, configuration management process understanding, work with the customer, data integrity, governance, data modeling, discovery integration, CMDB promotion, matrix management and proactive leadership.
About the company
Platform 6 Ltd is an international leader in Cloud and Technology Talent who specialise in Salesforce.com recruitment within North America, Europe and the UK.
We provide Salesforce.com recruitment services to a wide variety of companies from Consultancies to partners to end users on a permanent, contract and contract to hire basis, working across numerous Salesforce roles such as an Administrator, Developer, Consultant, Integration expert, Implementation specialist, Business Analyst, Project Manager, Program Manager, Tester, Architect, CRM Manager/Director, Trainer/Instructor, Sales, Marketing Automation expert, Technical Lead and many more.
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