Senior ServiceNow Developer for Secure Government IT

FCDO Services; Ovingdean; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A government agency in the UK is seeking a Software Developer to join their Digital and Data technology team. This role involves designing and developing secure software solutions for government clients, ensuring high-quality code and project management. Candidates must have qualifications in Agile and ITIL, alongside strong skills in JavaScript, HTML/CSS, and a solid understanding of database technologies. Benefits include competitive salary, training opportunities, and comprehensive perks to support personal and professional growth.

Benefits

Competitive salary

Generous holiday entitlement

Civil Service Pension

On-site gym

Access to training opportunities

Interest-free loans for season tickets and bikes

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience in a similar software development role.
• Extensive knowledge of database concepts and software architectures.
• Demonstrable experience with object and data modeling techniques.

Responsibilities

• Design, code, test, and document complex software applications.
• Collaborate with clients on web content and layout.
• Analyze data requirements to maintain objects and data models.

Skills

Agile methodologies

ITIL Foundation level qualifications

Microsoft role-based certification

JavaScript

HTML/CSS

SQL

REST/SOAP APIs

JSON/XML

Tools

ServiceNow Studio

Performance Analytics

CMDB

Flow Designer

Job description

A government agency in the UK is seeking a Software Developer to join their Digital and Data technology team. This role involves designing and developing secure software solutions for government clients, ensuring high-quality code and project management. Candidates must have qualifications in Agile and ITIL, alongside strong skills in JavaScript, HTML/CSS, and a solid understanding of database technologies. Benefits include competitive salary, training opportunities, and comprehensive perks to support personal and professional growth.