ServiceNow Architect (Move into Architecture) | £70k + bonus

Job Description

ServiceNow Architect - Step Up from Developer!
Up to £70k | Hybrid (Mostly Remote - with some office and client travel as and when required)

Fancy stepping up from being a ServiceNow Developer into an Architect role? This is a cracking opportunity to do just that! If you've got solid development experience and want to shape the bigger picture. You will be designing solutions, defining strategy, and making an impact on projects from day one.

What you'll be doing:

1. Defining and designing ServiceNow architectures that align with business needs.
2. Getting involved in ServiceNow modules like ITSM, ITOM, ITBM, Discovery, and more.
3. Advising clients on best practices, automation, and integration strategies.
4. Supporting project teams by mentoring developers, consultants, and project managers.
5. Hands-on development when needed, including scripting, workflows, and security rules.

What we're looking for:

1. ServiceNow development experience (ITSM, ITOM, ITBM, etc.).
2. A Certified System Administrator or Implementation Specialist (or willing to get certified).
3. Some experience with architectural decision-making (even if not an Architect yet!).
4. Knowledge of multi-cloud environments, scripting, and integration strategies.
5. Familiarity with Agile, ITIL, or project management frameworks.

What's in it for you?

This is a brilliant chance to take that next step in your career, moving beyond pure development into a more strategic and architectural role. You'll work on large-scale ServiceNow solutions for well-known clients, getting hands-on experience in shaping roadmaps and driving transformation. The role is mostly remote, giving you flexibility, but still offers the chance to collaborate with an experienced team. On top of that, there's plenty of support for training, certifications, and professional development, so you'll keep growing as the platform evolves.

The role is paying up to £70k + bonus + benefits. They have offices dotted about the UK, and you will be aligned to one of them which you'll have to visit from time to time; however, they are happy for someone to work on a predominantly remote basis.

If this sounds like your kind of move, drop me a message and let's have a chat!