Latitude
ServiceNow Developer (TS/SCI Cleared)
About this role
We are looking for a seasoned ServiceNow Developer with an active TS/SCI clearance to enhance and maintain ServiceNow applications in a secure environment. The candidate should have strong scripting abilities and experience in developing solutions for government or large enterprise systems.
What you'll do
- Develop and maintain ServiceNow applications and components
- Customize modules like ITSM, ITOM, and Service Portal
- Create scripts using JavaScript for various Business Rules and UI actions
- Manage integrations through REST/SOAP APIs
- Support system upgrades and enhancements
- Document technical designs and operational procedures
What they're looking for
- Active TS/SCI Clearance
- 4+ years of ServiceNow development experience
- Strong JavaScript proficiency
- ServiceNow configuration and customization expertise
- Analytical and problem-solving skills
- Communication skills
- Experience in federal environments
- Familiarity with Agile/Scrum methodologies
Benefits
- Secure work environment
- Opportunities for professional certification
- Collaborative team culture
- Onsite or hybrid work options
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Latitude
Latitude provides IT infrastructure and web application development services, supporting classified federal environments and enterprise platforms. The company is hiring Windows System Engineers for secure government IT operations, Web Application Developers for high-volume e-commerce and internal analytics platforms, and Full Stack developers across various technology stacks.
View all jobs at LatitudeLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a complex ServiceNow customization you've built in a DoD or federal environment—what modules were involved, and how did you ensure it met security and compliance requirements?
- Describe your experience with ServiceNow scripting—what's the difference between Business Rules, Client Scripts, and Script Includes, and when would you use each?