Job Title: ServiceNow Developer Consultant
Are you ready to embark on a journey where your expertise meets innovation? Join us at Genpact, where we’re not just dreaming in digital but turning visions into reality. As a ServiceNow Developer Consultant, you’ll be part of a dynamic team pushing the boundaries of technology and human ingenuity to create meaningful transformations. If you’re someone who thrives on experimentation, embraces opportunities, and loves continuous learning, then you’re the thinker and doer we’re looking for.
Your Role: ServiceNow Developer Consultant
As a ServiceNow Developer Consultant, you will be at the forefront of managing production tasks, including ServiceNow Application maintenance and version upgrades. Your responsibilities will span coordinating upgrades, testing, and evaluation, as well as performing day-to-day administration of the ServiceNow Platform.
Key Responsibilities:
- Utilize your working knowledge of all aspects of ServiceNow Applications development.
- Actively participate in solution discussions and contribute to user story creation.
- Collaborate seamlessly with Business Analysts, Architects, and Technical Leads.
- Code and configure technical solutions based on requirements.
- Conduct unit testing and resolve identified defects.
- Develop features, bug fixes, and craft various server-side and client-side scripts.
- Implement ServiceNow integrations using Spokes and custom APIs with external tools.
- Manage production support tasks, including maintenance and version upgrades.
- Work with a remote team, demonstrating excellent communication skills via phone and email.
- Stay updated with new capabilities of the ServiceNow Platform.
- Ensure the integrity of the ServiceNow platform across the organization.
- Assist in troubleshooting efforts and monitor patch/release issues.
Qualifications We Seek in You:
Minimum Qualifications:
- Certified System Administrator (CSA) in ServiceNow.
- Understanding of Agile and SCRUM methodologies.
- Experience in administering the Now Platform.
- Strong hands-on experience in Java scripting, debugging, and deployment using update sets.
- Proficiency in working with various ServiceNow components like Business Rules, Client Scripts, UI Policies, UI Scripts, UI Actions, UI Pages, Script Includes, Access Control Lists, API’s, and Service Portal.
- Web Services integration experience, particularly REST.
- IT Graduate.
Preferred Qualifications/Skills:
- Certified SNOW Application Developer (MCAD).
Why Genpact?
At Genpact, we believe in equality and diversity. We’re an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to creating a work environment that values inclusion, respect, integrity, customer focus, and innovation. We don’t just talk about it; we live it.
Application Information:
Job Title: Consultant – ServiceNow Developer
Location: India-Pune
Schedule: Full-time
Education: Bachelor’s/Graduation/Equivalent
| Organization Name | Genpact |
| Post Name | Consultant |
| Education Qualification | B.E, B-Tech |
| Experience | Fresher |
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