Job Details:

Position : ServiceNow Architect Experience : 11+ Years Location : Kolkata(Remote)

Role Overview We are seeking a highly experienced ServiceNow NOW Platform Architect who can provide technical leadership, design enterprise-scale ServiceNow solutions, and ensure alignment of the platform with business transformation goals. The ideal candidate will have a broad understanding of ServiceNow’s capabilities, latest AI/GenAI features, and platform governance. Key Responsibilities • Define and own the end-to-end ServiceNow architecture across ITSM, ITOM, HRSD, IRM/GRC, CSM, SecOps, and custom applications. • Lead platform strategy and adoption of latest NOW platform offerings including GenAI, Predictive Intelligence, Virtual Agent, and Performance Analytics. • Translate enterprise requirements into scalable, secure, and sustainable ServiceNow designs. • Govern ServiceNow development standards, integration patterns, and platform performance. • Provide technical guidance to developers and module leads across multiple business domains. • Collaborate with enterprise architects, product owners, and business leaders to ensure alignment. • Conduct platform roadmap planning, release management, and upgrade strategies. • Drive AI/automation initiatives leveraging ServiceNow’s latest AI features for predictive and prescriptive insights. Required Skills & Qualifications • 12+ years of overall IT experience with at least 8+ years in ServiceNow. • Hands-on experience with multiple ServiceNow modules (ITSM, ITOM, HRSD, IRM, SecOps). • Strong exposure to ServiceNow AI features: GenAI, Process Optimization, Predictive Intelligence. • Deep understanding of integrations (REST, SOAP, MID Server, Event Management). • ServiceNow Certified Master Architect / Technical Architect preferred. • Strong stakeholder management and leadership skills.

Hi , I came across your profile and was impressed by your experience with ServiceNow architecture and platform design. We’re currently hiring a ServiceNow Architect role. Would you be open to a quick conversation to explore this further? Thanks.