ServiceNow IRM Architect — Transform Risk & Compliance

Accenture; Stockholms kommun; On-site; SEK 1,000,000 - 1,500,000; Full time

Job summary

Accenture is expanding its ServiceNow Business Group in the Netherlands & Nordics and seeks visionary IRM ServiceNow Business Architects to help clients transform their businesses and achieve measurable outcomes.

As a trusted advisor and senior technologist, you will bridge business and IT, translating risk and control needs into scalable ServiceNow IRM solutions, ensuring alignment with governance frameworks and regulatory expectations.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of ServiceNow experience across IRM/GRC, SecOps, ITSM and ITAM.
• Strong knowledge of workflows, scripting, Flow Designer, Integration Hub and data modelling.
• Fluent in Swedish and English; able to lead stakeholders and delivery teams.

Responsibilities

• Translate business risk, compliance and control requirements into ServiceNow IRM solutions.
• Collaborate with IT to align system design with regulatory expectations and governance.
• Define requirements for risk management, policy management and issue remediation in ServiceNow.
• Guide architecture decisions and promote standard platform adoption with minimal customization.
• Support workshops, backlog refinement and cross-functional delivery with product and dev teams.
• Ensure traceability between regulatory requirements, risks and remediation activities.

Skills

ServiceNow IRM

GRC

ITSM

ITAM

Workflows

Flow Designer

Integration Hub

Scripting

Leadership

Agile/Safe

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science

Tools

Now Platform

Job description

Accenture is expanding its ServiceNow Business Group in the Netherlands & Nordics and seeks visionary IRM ServiceNow Business Architects to help clients transform their businesses and achieve measurable outcomes.

As a trusted advisor and senior technologist, you will bridge business and IT, translating risk and control needs into scalable ServiceNow IRM solutions, ensuring alignment with governance frameworks and regulatory expectations.