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Response Informatics

ServiceNow Developer

London
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Role: SNOW Green Developer

Location: London, UK
Positions: FTC (3 to 12 Months)
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Role Overview

We are looking for a skilled ServiceNow Designer with strong experience in ITSM modules, workflow automation, and Python scripting. The ideal candidate should have hands-on experience in designing, developing, and customizing ServiceNow solutions.

Key Skills:

  • Strong experience in ServiceNow ITSM modules (Incident, Change, Problem, Service Catalog)
  • Experience in ServiceNow development, customization, workflows, and integrations
  • Strong experience in Python development and scripting
  • Hands-on experience with JavaScript, REST APIs, and automation
  • Experience with CMDB, reporting, and dashboards
  • Knowledge of Agile and ITIL processes

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Responsibilities:

  • Design and develop ServiceNow ITSM solutions and workflows
  • Develop Python scripts for automation and integrations
  • Customize ServiceNow applications based on business requirements
  • Support Green IT initiatives by optimizing IT operations and resource usage
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams for implementation and support
  • Troubleshoot and enhance existing ServiceNow applications
  • Support Green IT initiatives such as:
    • IT asset lifecycle management
    • Energy and carbon tracking
    • Device utilization and optimization
    • Sustainable IT reporting

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Experience:

  • 8+ years of experience in ServiceNow Development / Design
  • Strong Python scripting and automation experience
  • ITIL certification is a plus
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