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As the top-ranked ServiceNow solution provider, we offer federal agencies the deepest capabilities, resources, and experience for their projects. Join our team as a developer implementing ServiceNow for a large federal agency. Work on a team responsible for the implementation and configuration of multiple modules and capabilities, specifically within the IT Service Management suite of applications.
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The salary range for the ServiceNow Developer position at Accenturefederalservices is USD 309k+/yr.
The ServiceNow Developer position at Accenturefederalservices is based in Suitland, MD; Suitland, Maryland, United States. This is an on-site position.
The ServiceNow Developer position at Accenturefederalservices is a Internship role.
The ServiceNow Developer position at Accenturefederalservices requires 5+ yrs exp.
Key skills for the ServiceNow Developer position at Accenturefederalservices include: typescript.