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Job Title : Sr. ServiceNow Dev (SecOps/VR)
Location : Remote
Duration : 12 Months Contract
Interview : Video

Job Description

Key Points:

  • Core Data Model & Architecture
  • Scanner Integrations & Data Ingestion
  • Vulnerable Item Lifecycle & Automation
  • SLAs, Risk Scoring & Prioritization
  • Threat Intelligence & Enrichment
  • CMDB & Asset Correlation
  • Customization & Scripting

Overview

We are seeking a Senior ServiceNow SecOps Developer with deep hands-on expertise in Security Incident Response (SIR) and Vulnerability Response (VR). This role will focus on advanced ServiceNow SecOps development, troubleshooting, workflow optimization, and platform enhancement within a collaborative engineering environment.

The ideal candidate will be a senior-level developer with strong technical depth, exceptional troubleshooting abilities, and the ability to support and enhance complex SecOps processes and integrations.

Key Responsibilities

SecOps Development & Configuration

  • Design, develop, and enhance ServiceNow SecOps solutions
  • Support and optimize:
  • Security Incident Response (SIR)
  • Vulnerability Response (VR)
  • Configure and troubleshoot workspaces, flows, forms, and platform functionality
  • Enhance security workflows and operational processes

Workflow Automation

  • Build and maintain Flow Designer solutions
  • Develop and optimize:
  • Business Rules
  • Client Scripts
  • Script Includes
  • UI Policies
  • UI Actions
  • Troubleshoot workflow and automation issues across the platform

Troubleshooting & Platform Support

  • Serve as a senior escalation point for complex ServiceNow issues
  • Diagnose and resolve advanced platform, workflow, and integration problems
  • Perform root cause analysis and implement long-term solutions
  • Support platform stability, scalability, and performance improvements

Integration & Technical Development

  • Support and maintain scanner integrations within Vulnerability Response
  • Collaborate with architects and developers on platform enhancements
  • Participate in code reviews and development best practices
  • Ensure solutions follow ServiceNow development standards

Required Qualifications

  • Senior-level ServiceNow development experience
  • Strong hands-on expertise with:
  • Security Incident Response (SIR)
  • Vulnerability Response (VR)
  • Strong troubleshooting and debugging skills
  • Experience with ServiceNow Workspace functionality
  • Strong Flow Designer experience
  • Advanced JavaScript and ServiceNow scripting experience
  • Experience with integrations and workflow automation
  • Ability to work collaboratively within a development team

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience with vulnerability scanner integrations
  • Experience supporting enterprise SecOps environments

Stay Safe, Stay Healthy

Ashish Kumar

Sr. Technical Recruiter

JS Consulting Solution

2001 US-46 Suite 310, Parsippany, NJ 07054

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