Mission-Critical ServiceNow Developer | TS Clearance

The Judge Group; Lorton (VA); On-site; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

The Judge Group is seeking a ServiceNow Developer with an active TS clearance to support mission-critical projects in the Virginia area. This role emphasizes hands-on design, configuration, and integration work within ServiceNow.

You will implement core configurations, catalog items, SLAs, and dashboards, collaborate with leads and junior developers, and ensure quality through unit testing and peer reviews. This is a challenging opportunity in a secure environment.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of software design and development experience.
• 3+ years of ServiceNow development including core platform.
• Experience with ITSM and ITOM modules in ServiceNow.
• Multiple ServiceNow module implementations in the last 2 years.
• Proficiency with web technologies: JavaScript, HTML, CSS, AngularJS, Ajax.
• Familiarity with SDLC and Agile/Scrum methodologies.
• Ideal candidate may have CIS certifications and related micro-certifications.

Responsibilities

• Implement core configuration user stories with minimal guidance.
• Develop ServiceNow modules, enhancements, and admin tasks.
• Create integrations using Integration Hub and Spokes.
• Build reports and dashboards and execute unit tests.
• Peer-review colleagues' work and provide technical documentation.
• Coach junior developers and collaborate with tech leads as needed.
• Perform other duties to meet performance goals.

Skills

Agile

Scrum

SDLC

JavaScript

Ajax

HTML

AngularJS

CSS

Tools

ServiceNow Core Platform

ServiceNow ITSM

ServiceNow ITOM

Job description

The Judge Group is seeking a ServiceNow Developer with an active TS clearance to support mission-critical projects in the Virginia area. This role emphasizes hands-on design, configuration, and integration work within ServiceNow.

You will implement core configurations, catalog items, SLAs, and dashboards, collaborate with leads and junior developers, and ensure quality through unit testing and peer reviews. This is a challenging opportunity in a secure environment.