Overview
Remote
Depends on Experience
Contract - Independent
Contract - W2
Contract - 6 Month(s)
Skills
ServiceNow
SecOps
Vulnerability Response
Job Details
ServiceNow Developer SecOps / Vulnerability Response
Location: Remote (US only, must be based on US soil)
Employment Type: 6-Month Contract
Alldus is hiring on behalf of a leading US consultancy for an experienced ServiceNow Developer with strong expertise in Security Operations and Vulnerability Response. This is a hands-on role focused on developing, enhancing, and integrating ServiceNow SecOps capabilities to strengthen enterprise security and vulnerability management processes.
Responsibilities:
- Design, configure, and develop ServiceNow SecOps and Vulnerability Response modules to meet business and security requirements.
- Collaborate with security, infrastructure, and ServiceNow platform teams to implement automation and orchestration workflows.
- Integrate ServiceNow with third-party vulnerability scanning and SIEM tools (e.g., Qualys, Tenable, Splunk).
- Develop and maintain custom scripts, business rules, and Flow Designer automations.
- Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues related to SecOps modules and integrations.
- Create and maintain technical documentation to support ongoing maintenance and future enhancements.
Requirements:
- 5+ years of ServiceNow development experience, including 3+ years focused on SecOps and Vulnerability Response.
- Strong understanding of security operations workflows, incident response, and vulnerability lifecycle management.
- Hands-on experience with integrations using REST/SOAP APIs and MID Servers.
- Proficiency in JavaScript, Glide API, and ServiceNow configuration best practices.
- ServiceNow certifications, including CIS-SecOps or Vulnerability Response (preferred). No third parties.
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