ServiceNow Developer Tallahassee (Onsite)

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Position Overview:

We are seeking a highly skilled ServiceNow Developer to join our team on a contractual basis. The successful candidate must meet all required (minimum) experience and knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSAs) as outlined below. Candidates must complete the Skills Matrix in its entirety; incomplete submissions or use of "Refer to Resume" will result in disqualification.

Required (Minimum) Experience And KSAs

• Minimum 3 years of configuring, designing, and developing in the ServiceNow Platform
• Experience with data extractions and conversions
• Knowledge of State and Federal laws related to IT solutions
• Hands-on development experience with JavaScript, HTML, XML, JSON, and SQL
• Experience integrating with Microsoft technologies
• Experience integrating with third-party systems
• Knowledge of ServiceNow Discovery, CMDB population, and Service Mapping
• Knowledge of Customer Service Management (CSM) module in ServiceNow
• Strong verbal and written communication skills, across all organizational levels and external stakeholders
• Possession of ServiceNow Certifications:
• Certified System Administrator (CSA)
• Certified Application Developer (CAD)
• Knowledge of industry and State IT standards
• Experience in Project Management
• Knowledge of State procurement processes and contract monitoring requirements

Preferred Experience And KSAs

• Minimum 5 years of configuring, designing, and developing in ServiceNow
• Additional ServiceNow Certifications preferred:
• Certified Implementation Specialist ITSM (CIS-ITSM)
• Certified Implementation Specialist CSM (CIS-CSM)
• Additional experience with:
• Data extractions and conversions
• Performance tuning in ServiceNow environments
• Data security protocols
• Configuring custom email templates
• Implementing security policies using ACLs, roles, groups, and authentication mechanisms