ServiceNow ITOM Service Mapping Specialist

GCS Recruitment; West Midlands; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

GCS Recruitment is seeking a ServiceNow Service Mapping specialist to support mapping of application services within ServiceNow ITOM. You'll work with Application Owners, Architects and Infrastructure teams to analyse dependencies and create end-to-end service maps aligned to the CSDM model.

You will design and build Service Maps, configure patterns, and validate relationships between Business Services, Applications, Service and Infrastructure CIs.

Qualifications

• Strong ServiceNow ITOM and Service Mapping experience.
• Experience with ServiceNow Discovery, CMDB and CSDM.
• Knowledge of application dependency mapping and service modelling.
• Experience creating and customising Service Mapping patterns.
• Ability to interpret architectures and translate them into ServiceNow service maps.

Responsibilities

• Analyse application architectures and infrastructure dependencies.
• Design and build Service Maps for in-scope application services.
• Configure and modify Service Mapping patterns where required.
• Define relationships between Business Services, Business Applications, Application Services, Technical Services and Infrastructure CIs.
• Work with application teams to validate service dependencies and map accuracy.
• Support testing and remediation of Service Mapping issues.
• Ensure service maps meet agreed acceptance criteria and provide visibility through ServiceNow Dependency Maps and Unified Maps.

Skills

ServiceNow ITOM

Service Mapping

CMDB

Discovery

CSDM

Pattern design

Stakeholder engagement

Job description

GCS Recruitment is seeking a ServiceNow Service Mapping specialist to support mapping of application services within ServiceNow ITOM. You'll work with Application Owners, Architects and Infrastructure teams to analyse dependencies and create end-to-end service maps aligned to the CSDM model.

You will design and build Service Maps, configure patterns, and validate relationships between Business Services, Applications, Service and Infrastructure CIs.