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Job description
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Define and maintain the ServiceNow architecture vision, roadmap, and reference architectures for the ServiceNow platform, ensuring alignment with business strategy, regulatory requirements, and technology standards.
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Develop and present architecture blueprints, roadmaps that clearly translate business capabilities, strategic objectives, and technical requirements into scalable ServiceNow solutions.
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Provide architectural leadership across ServiceNow product suites including ITSM, ITOM, IRM/GRC, SPM, SecOps, CSM, CMDB, AI/Automation, and custom applications.
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Establish and enforce platform governance, design standards, development guardrails, integration patterns, and configuration management practices to ensure sustainable, and upgrade-safe solutions.
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Lead platform modernization initiatives and drive adoption of emerging ServiceNow capabilities, AI-powered features, workflow automation, and digital transformation opportunities.
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Partner with business leaders, technology teams, risk, compliance, cybersecurity, and enterprise architecture stakeholders to define future-state capabilities and prioritize strategic investments.
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Evaluate business requirements and perform solution assessments including build-verses buy analysis, platform rationalization and technology recommendations.
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Architect enterprise integrations leveraging APIs, Integration Hub, event driven architectures, data governance, and enterprise data strategies.
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Provide executive consultation on platform scalability, technical debt reduction, platform health, licensing optimization and long-term architectural direction.
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Serve as the highest-level technical escalation and trusted advisor for complex platform initiatives, major programs, and critical production issues.
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Mentor architects, developers, administrators, and business analysts while promoting architecture best practices, reusable design patterns, and technical excellence across delivery teams.
Requirements
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Expert knowledge of ServiceNow architecture, platform capabilities, data model design, integration architecture, security framework, and governance best practices.
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Demonstrated ability to design enterprise-scale ServiceNow solutions that balance business value, regulatory requirements, scalability, maintainability, and total cost of ownership.
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Strong understanding of financial services regulatory considerations, risk management, audit requirements, segregation of duties, and platform governance.
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Ability to translate complex business objectives into architectural roadmaps, capability models, and implementation strategies.
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Expertise in enterprise integration patterns, REST/SOAP APIs, integration hub, MID Server Architecture, identity management, and cloud technologies.
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Experience establishing architecture standards, reviewing solution designs, and governing large portfolios of ServiceNow products and custom applications.
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Strong analytical skills with the ability to assimilate information from multiple stakeholders, identify gaps, evaluate options, and provide strategic recommendations.
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Ability to influence senior leadership, build consensus across organizations, and communicate technical concepts to executive audiences.
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ServiceNow Certified Technical Architect (CTA, Certified Master Architect (CMA) or equivalent architecture experience preferred.
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