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ServiceNow Telecommunications Network Inventory (TNI) Developer Relevant Experience 48 Years of relevant experience in ServiceNow development, with expertise in Telecommunications Network Inventory (TNI), Telecom Service Management, CMDB, Service Mapping, OSS/BSS integrations, and Network Inventory Management. Job Summary Develop and maintain Telecommunications Network Inventory solutions on the ServiceNow platform. Key Responsibilities - Implement Telecommunications Network Inventory data models. - Manage Resource, Service and Network Inventories. - Integrate with OSS/BSS and network management systems. - Support topology visualization, service mapping and CMDB alignment. Required Skills - ServiceNow TNI - Telecommunications domain knowledge - Network Inventory Management - OSS/BSS Integration - CMDB, Discovery and Service Mapping - REST/SOAP APIs and JavaScript Preferred Certifications - ServiceNow Certified System Administrator (CSA) - ServiceNow Certified Application Developer (CAD) - ServiceNow Telecommunications Network Inventory (TNI) Certification (if available) - ServiceNow Certified Implementation Specialist Telecom Service Management (Preferred) - TM Forum Certifications (eTOM, SID, Open APIs) Preferred - Cisco CCNA/CCNP or equivalent Telecom/Network certifications - ITIL Foundation Certification Domain Preference - Telecommunications Service Providers - Network Operations & Engineering - OSS/BSS Transformation Programs - Fiber, Wireless, and Enterprise Network Inventory Management .
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