ServiceNow Technical Consultant

ServiceNow Technical Consultant

Position Overview

Cprime is seeking a ServiceNow Technical Consultant to join our expanding INRY team. As an Intelligent Orchestration Partner, Cprime leverages strategic consulting and industry-leading platforms to drive enterprise transformation, particularly in the Age of AI. We help companies embed AI into their core business for unprecedented speed and efficiency. This role is crucial for facilitating growth through successful project delivery by leading the design, development, and implementation of ServiceNow solutions to meet client requirements. We are looking for a seasoned ServiceNow professional with a proven track record in solution design, configuration, and implementation.

Responsibilities

• Client Engagement: Build strong relationships with clients, serving as a trusted advisor and subject matter expert on ServiceNow, ensuring their success and satisfaction with our solutions.
• Implementation Management: Lead end-to-end implementation projects, from requirements gathering and solution design to testing, deployment, and post-implementation support.
• Solution Design: Collaborate with clients to understand their business requirements and translate them into effective ServiceNow solutions.
• Workshops: Conduct workshops with clients to facilitate knowledge transfer and promote user adoption of ServiceNow solutions.
• Configuration: Configure ServiceNow applications to meet client specifications, utilizing expertise in the platform's capabilities and best practices.

Requirements

• Proven track record of success in ServiceNow solution design, configuration, and implementation.
• Expertise in the ServiceNow platform's capabilities and best practices.
• Experience in leading end-to-end implementation projects.
• Ability to build strong client relationships and act as a trusted advisor.
• Experience in conducting workshops for knowledge transfer and user adoption.

Employment Type

Permanent

Location Type

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Salary

• Information not provided

Company Information

In the Age of AI, Cprime reshapes operating models and rewires workflows to deliver enterprise transformation. We are your Intelligent Orchestration Partner, combining strategic consulting with industry-leading platforms to drive innovation, enhance efficiency, and shift your enterprise toward AI native thinking. For over 20 years, we've changed the way companies operate by transforming their people, processes, and technology, including partnering with 300 of the Fortune 500 companies. In this new era, Cprime helps companies unlock unprecedented speed and efficiency by embedding AI at the core of their business and infusing it into every function, process, and team.

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