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Dear Candidates, Currently we have job opportunity for ServiceNow ACCV Implementation Specialist / Developer (ITOM) for a leading MNC . Please find the detailed JD below and Interested candidates can share their resume with the below mentioned mail id. Mail Id: soujanya.das@ridik.net JD Company Name: MNC Job Type: Permanent/ Full Type/Direct Payroll Exp:7-10 yrs Job Location: Bangalore/Kolkata/Pune Notice Period: Immediate-30 days max.(Immediate joiners are more preferrable) Interview Mode: Virtual(2 Rounds) Salry: Upto 28 LPA About the Role We are seeking a highly skilled ServiceNow ACCV Implementation Specialist / Developer to drive the hands-on deployment, configuration, and optimization of ServiceNow Agent Client Collector for Visibility (ACCV) for our enterprise customer. In this role, you will be responsible for the end-to-end technical execution of ACCV, Discovery, and Service Mapping, ensuring a robust, healthy, and comprehensive CMDB. Key Responsibilities Hands-on ACCV Deployment: Install, configure, and troubleshoot ServiceNow Agent Client Collector (ACC) agents and policies across diverse operating systems (Windows, Linux, macOS). Discovery & Integration: Configure and maintain ServiceNow Discovery, including credentials, IP ranges, behaviors, and schedules to support ACC-V discovery methods. Service Mapping: Build, configure, and maintain precise top-down Service Maps using both pattern-based discovery and tag-based mapping. Pattern Development: Develop, customize, and debug ServiceNow discovery patterns, probes, and sensors to identify unique, non-standard, or custom infrastructure components. CMDB Configuration: Populate and align configuration items (CIs) with the ServiceNow Common Service Data Model (CSDM 4.0) to ensure high-quality, structured dependency mapping. Agent Troubleshooting: Diagnose and resolve ACC agent communication, performance, or security issues, collaborating closely with client security and infrastructure teams. Required Skills & Experience Experience: 7+ years of ServiceNow development and implementation experience, with at least 5 years dedicated heavily to ServiceNow ITOM (Discovery, Service Mapping, CMDB). Deep ACCV Expertise: Strong, referenceable hands-on experience deploying Agent Client Collector for Visibility (ACCV) at scale in enterprise environments. Technical Skills: Solid understanding of agent-based vs. agentless discovery methods and security protocols (TLS, certificates, MID server setup). Strong scripting skills in JavaScript, PowerShell, Shell, and Regex (regular expressions) for pattern creation and customizing Discovery. Familiarity with OS administration (Linux/Unix, Windows Server, cloud environments like AWS/Azure). Architecture & Standards: Practical understanding of the Common Service Data Model (CSDM) framework and how it relates to Service Mapping and Asset Management. Certifications (Highly Preferred): Certified Implementation Specialist (CIS) Discovery Certified Implementation Specialist (CIS) Service Mapping Certified Application Developer (CAD) .
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