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Insight Global is looking for a Sr. ServiceNow Developer & Architect to support our customer to provide a common set of required EIT services across 187 bases. The ServiceNow Developer will support our DoD customer to implement an enterprise IT service delivery model that provides consistent, secure, high-quality, and cost-effective services. They will design and develop self-hosted ServiceNow instances in support of an on-prem environment supporting the USAF. They will support configuring, developing, and optimizing ServiceNow ITSM capabilities within the platform. Provide technical specification and implementation of ServiceNow integrations.
Requirements
10+ years of experience as a SNOW developer and/or at architect level
Must meet 8570/8140 DoD Cyber Workforce Compliance requirement (Will be required to get IAT Level II certification within 60 days of hire if not already obtained)
Active DoD Secret clearance
Advanced experience with ServiceNow implementations
Experience with development and implementation of ServiceNow ITOM and ITSM modules
Experience with Incident Management, Problem Management, Configuration Management
JavaScript/AngularJS development experience.
System integration experience using web services and other web-based technologies such as XML, HTML, AJAX, CSS
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