Regional Software Asset Management Specialist (LAC)

Entrepreneur Cooperative; Ciudad de Mendoza; Remote; ARS 91,385,000 - 137,078,000; Full time

Job summary

WSP is seeking a Software Asset Management Specialist to join its regional SAM team across Latin America. You will manage software licensing requests, interpret terms across publishers, and keep asset records up to date while coordinating renewals and optimization efforts.

You will collaborate with IT, Procurement, Finance and Engineering teams, ensuring compliance and timely service delivery. English and Spanish communication are essential in this high-volume environment.

Qualifications

• Hands-on SAM, licensing or ITAM responsibilities.
• Experience with licensing models (node-locked, concurrent, named-user, cloud/SaaS).
• Experience managing a broad software portfolio.
• Practical entitlements, renewals, utilization, compliance and audits.

Responsibilities

• Manage software licensing requests across full lifecycle.
• Interpret licensing terms and metrics across publishers/models.
• Maintain asset/entitlement records including purchasing/licensing.
• Coordinate renewals, reallocations and optimization activities.
• Support compliance, audits and reporting; drive utilization improvements.
• Collaborate with IT/Procurement/Finance/Engineering and vendors.
• Prioritize high-volume requests and improve SAM processes.

Skills

SAM basics

Licensing knowledge

Multi-vendor env

Entitlements handling

Renewals

Cost optimization

Analytics

English

Spanish

Education

IT/Business/Engineering degree

Tools

Snow

Flexera

ServiceNow SAM

ITIL

Job description

WSP is seeking a Software Asset Management Specialist to join its regional SAM team across Latin America. You will manage software licensing requests, interpret terms across publishers, and keep asset records up to date while coordinating renewals and optimization efforts.

You will collaborate with IT, Procurement, Finance and Engineering teams, ensuring compliance and timely service delivery. English and Spanish communication are essential in this high-volume environment.