Silicon Fen Resourcing
IT Asset and Configuration Manager

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Contract IT Asset and Configuration Manager
Remote, up to £500 per day
Initial six-month contract
We have an immediate contract opportunity for an experienced IT Asset and Configuration Manager working within a complex IT environment. You will have a full remit including overseeing hardware assets, improving the accuracy of the asset register and CMDB, and ensuring the information is useful to the teams delivering IT services.
Responsibilities:
- Manage and improve the day-to-day asset and configuration management processes.
- Oversee hardware from purchase and deployment through return, replacement, and disposal.
- Keep asset and configuration records accurate, including ownership, current status, and links to IT services.
- Compare records in HaloITSM with information held in device management, purchasing, inventory, and supplier systems, and investigate and resolve discrepancies.
- Put clear controls in place to maintain data and support its use in incident, problem, and change management.
- Work with suppliers on asset disposal and assurance, and contribute to refresh planning and cost control.
- Produce reporting, practical guidance, and a prioritised plan for improvement.
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Requirements:
- Proven experience managing IT assets and configuration data in a complex organisation.
- Strong knowledge of hardware asset management, CMDB controls, and data quality.
- Hands-on experience improving asset records and reconciling data between systems.
- Good understanding of ITIL and IT service management processes.
- The ability to work effectively with technical teams and suppliers and drive issues through to resolution.


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Keywords: IT Asset Management, ITAM, Configuration Management, CMDB, AMDB, hardware asset management, ITIL, HaloITSM.
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