ServiceNow Technical Consultant

Job Description:

ServiceNow Technical Consultant

• Provide process and technical consulting service to clients
• Contribute to the design and delivery of ServiceNow solutions including customer engagement, user requirement definition, change management, engagement management, configuration of technical infrastructure components, business focused testing and training
• Leading workshops to demonstrate the platform and application function, define client current and desired state, and finally the proposed solution.
• Building client understanding of ServiceNow functionality and presenting to a high standard of quality, including customers demonstration, story definition, testing, and supporting the wider sales and delivery functions.
• Mentoring and training more junior members of the team
• Build active client demonstrations that enable customers to view the product and visualize how it will meet their objectives.
• Participate in pre-sales activities and client demonstrations in pursuit of growth opportunities
• Helps drive the estimation of the effort to realize the implementation of the proposed solution
• Establish deep and lasting relationships with clients and team members to enhance the reputation of DXC as an advisor of choice
• Preferably with Certified ServiceNow Administrator, CIS-ITSM, and Certified Application Developer , CIS-HR /HRSD

[PREFERABLY WITH SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE ASSET MANAGEMENT]

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