The Senior ServiceNow Developer will design, develop, and maintain platform capabilities while performing complex Tier 3 remediation and root-cause analysis. They will also partner with cross-functional teams to implement reusable integrations and ensure platform upgradeability through governed SDLC practices.
Provide operational support for the ServiceNow platform, focusing on MID Servers, infrastructure maintenance, and system connectivity. Perform deep troubleshooting, incident resolution, and execute planned maintenance activities while ensuring security and continuity compliance.
The role involves performing independent analysis and release assurance for a Federal Agency's ServiceNow platform, including requirements gathering and automated testing. You will own the platform test strategy, manage defect analysis, and ensure release-readiness through rigorous validation and documentation.
The ServiceNow Implementation Specialist will configure and implement ServiceNow capabilities, including automation, integrations, and catalog workflows for a Federal Agency. The role involves managing production deployments, supporting technical-debt reduction, and ensuring system maintainability through documentation and user training.
The ServiceNow System Administrator leads day-to-day platform operations, including incident triage, service restoration, and release management. They are responsible for monitoring platform health, managing configurations, and ensuring security compliance across the enterprise environment.
The ServiceNow Platform Architect serves as the technical authority for a Federal Agency's enterprise platform, ensuring integrity, security, and lifecycle health. They are responsible for establishing architecture standards, leading technical reviews, and guiding platform-level integrations and upgrades.
The ServiceNow Project Manager will lead a platform operations team supporting a Federal Agency, managing delivery, staffing, and multi-vendor coordination. They are responsible for balancing service restoration, release commitments, and backlog demand while ensuring contractual compliance and high-quality performance.
The DevSecOps Engineer will design, deploy, and maintain secure cloud infrastructure while automating CI/CD pipelines and security scanning. They will also support DoD RMF and ATO activities by documenting security controls and remediating vulnerabilities.
The Senior .NET Developer will design, develop, and maintain high-availability microservices within an AWS GovCloud environment. They will provide technical leadership, mentor team members, and ensure code quality while leveraging AI-assisted development tools.
The Technical Architect will lead the design and implementation of AI-enabled solutions, defining technical strategy and integration patterns across enterprise platforms. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure scalable, secure, and mission-focused delivery for federal government clients.
The UX Designer will own end-to-end design activities for AI Forge capabilities, translating complex software-lifecycle workflows into intuitive human-AI interactions. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to conduct user research, create prototypes, and ensure high-quality, accessible product experiences.
The role involves leading delivery activities, managing project scope and timelines, and serving as the primary client-facing lead for Federal projects. You will facilitate requirements gathering, collaborate with technical teams, and ensure all deliverables align with mission objectives and Federal standards.
Lead the delivery of AI product development for Federal clients by bridging the gap between business needs and technical implementation. Manage project scope, timelines, and stakeholder engagement while defining functional requirements and guiding solution design.
