Global Software Asset Management Specialist

Eteacher Group Ltd.; Ciudad de Mendoza; Remote; ARS 1,200,000 - 2,400,000; Full time

Job summary

WSP is seeking a Software Asset Management Specialist to join the regional LAC team, focusing on a large, complex software portfolio across Latin America and other international regions.

You will manage licensing requests, interpret terms, maintain records, coordinate renewals, support audits, and collaborate with IT, Procurement, Finance, and Engineering to optimize costs and ensure compliance.

Advanced English and Spanish are required to interact with regional and global stakeholders.

Qualifications

• HANDS-ON SAM and software licensing experience.
• Experience with multiple publishers and licensing models.
• Ability to manage high volumes and prioritize time-sensitive requests.

Responsibilities

• Manage software licensing requests across the full lifecycle, ensuring accurate and timely processing.
• Interpret licensing terms, metrics and entitlements across multiple publishers and licensing models.
• Maintain accurate software asset and entitlement records, including purchasing and licensing information.
• Coordinate renewals, assignments, reallocations and software optimization activities.
• Support license compliance, audits and reporting, identifying opportunities to improve software utilization and cost efficiency.
• Collaborate with IT, Procurement, Finance, Engineering teams and external vendors to resolve licensing needs and escalations.
• Manage competing priorities in a high-volume environment while contributing to continuous improvement of SAM processes.

Skills

Software Asset Management

Software licensing

Multivendor environment

Analytical skills

English proficiency

Spanish proficiency

Education

Degree in Information Technology, Business, Engineering

Tools

Snow

Flexera

ServiceNow SAM

Job description

WSP is seeking a Software Asset Management Specialist to join the regional LAC team, focusing on a large, complex software portfolio across Latin America and other international regions.

You will manage licensing requests, interpret terms, maintain records, coordinate renewals, support audits, and collaborate with IT, Procurement, Finance, and Engineering to optimize costs and ensure compliance.

Advanced English and Spanish are required to interact with regional and global stakeholders.