IT Asset Administrator I job in Omaha
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As part of HDR, Inc. Global Technology Group's IT Asset Management department, the IT Asset Administrator I will ensure proper management of assets throughout the IT Asset Lifecycle.
In the role of IT Administrator I, we'll count on you to:
&bull Own monthly cost allocation of Enterprise software products, Azure, telecom, etc.
&bull Maintain accurate inventories of tracked assets (hardware, software, etc.)
&bull Create custom reports for specific internal projects as required
&bull Communicate with internal and external stakeholders in an open and timely manner, providing all needed information and support
&bull Work with internal audit team to provide audit support as needed
&bull Work with the procurement teams as needed to ensure orders are processed accordingly
&bull Complete requests for IT assets in ServiceNow
&bull Contribute to creation of team documentation
&bull Participate in group coordination and project planning call
&bull Work in a fast-paced environment where priorities change frequently to meet business need
&bull Demonstrate professionalism in every aspect of work performance including a positive, enthusiastic attitude
&bull Perform other duties as needed
Requirements
&bull Experience in large corporate environment
&bull Familiar with ServiceNow or other similar asset management database
&bull General IT knowledge of major hardware and software providers and product
&bull ServiceNow Certified System Administrator certification, * Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Management Information Systems, related technical area, or the relevant combination of education and relevant experience
- Good communication skills and attention to detail
- Ability to interact with customers in a professional manner when providing support for customer problem resolution
- Self-starter able to perform assigned administration tasks with minimal supervision
- Attitude and commitment to being an active participant of our employee-owned culture