Ltconsulting
ServiceNOW (SNOW) Engineer
Reston, Virginia · Staff+
No sponsorshipDetected 99 days ago
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About the role
- LT Consulting is looking for a ServiceNow Engineer / Developer to develop custom solutions for our clients. The role will focus on custom application development and integration with external systems, however the candidate should have some background/knowledge as a System Administrator.
- - Develop custom ServiceNow applications using modern web technologies
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field
- Demonstrated professional experience in test automation and quality assurance
- Proficiency with automated testing tools such as Cypress, Selenium, Playwright, or JMeter
- Familiarity with CI/CD integration for automated test execution (Jenkins, GitHub Actions, or Argo)
- Experience working in Agile environments using JIRA and Confluence
Nice to have
- Master's degree in Computer Science or a related field
- Familiarity with load and performance testing tools (JMeter, k6, or Gatling)
- Familiarity with web accessibility standards
- Experience with containerized test environments (Docker, Kubernetes)
Skills
- Develop custom ServiceNow applications using modern web technologies
- Configure out-of-the-box workflows and create/maintain custom workflows
- Configure application related fields, forms, views, email notifications, acceptance roles and access controls
- Integrate ServiceNow application(s) with third party systems/applications via APIs
- Participate in internal and customer meetings identify unique use cases for the ServiceNow platform
- Rapidly prototype new solutions to demonstrate ServiceNow capabilities to our clients
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