Implement, support, and troubleshoot ServiceNow Discovery across enterprise environments. Manage MID Servers, Discovery Patterns, Sensors, IRE, CMDB Health, credentials, performance, and cloud resource discovery across AWS, Azure, and GCP. Develop Python automation and use AI-assisted development tools. Support ServiceNow solutions hosted primarily on AWS, participate in live technical interviews, maintain a ServiceNow PDI, and complete background, employment, and certification verification.
Senior ServiceNow Discovery Developer (ServiceNow Discovery Certified)
Required Skills:
- Strong hands-on experience with ServiceNow Discovery implementation and support.
- Expertise in MID Servers, Discovery Patterns, Sensors, IRE, and CMDB Health.
- Experience discovering and managing AWS, Azure, and GCP resources within ServiceNow CMDB.
- Working knowledge of Python scripting for automation and tooling.
- Strong troubleshooting skills across Discovery performance, credentials, and infrastructure integrations.
- Understanding of cloud infrastructure, networking, and AWS services.
- Experience using AI-assisted development tools such as GitHub Copilot, Amazon Q, ServiceNow AI, and other GenAI coding assistants.
- ServiceNow Discovery Certification required.
- AWS experience preferred.
Key Expectations:
- Background and employment verification required.
- Certifications will be validated.
- Comfortable leveraging AI tools as part of day-to-day development activities.
- Work closely with the ServiceNow Engineering team supporting enterprise solutions hosted primarily on AWS.
Interview Process:
- Live technical interview with screen sharing required.
- Candidates should be prepared to demonstrate their approach and answer technical questions in real time.
- Must have access to a ServiceNow Personal Developer Instance (PDI) before the interview.
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