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APN Consulting, Inc. is a progressive IT staffing and services company offering innovative business solutions to improve client business outcomes. We focus on high impact technology solutions in Service Now, Fullstack, Cloud & Data, and AI / ML. Due to our globally expanding service offerings we are seeking top-talent to join our teams and grow with us. Job Title: Service Now Lead Developer Sec Ops (Vulnerability Response) Job Type: Contract Location: PAN India (Hybrid) Job Summary: We are seeking an experienced Service Now Lead Developer specializing in Security Operations (Sec Ops), particularly Vulnerability Response (VR). The role involves designing, implementing, and optimizing vulnerability management workflows, integrating security tools, and ensuring effective remediation tracking within the Service Now platform. Key Responsibilities: - Lead the design and implementation of Service Now Vulnerability Response (VR) solutions. - Configure and customize Sec Ops modules including Vulnerability Response and Security Incident Response (SIR). - Integrate Service Now with security tools such as vulnerability scanners (e.g., Qualys, Tenable, Rapid7). - Automate ingestion, prioritization, and assignment of vulnerabilities. - Design remediation workflows and coordinate with IT and security teams. - Ensure proper mapping of vulnerabilities to CMDB and CI relationships. - Build dashboards, reports, and KPIs for vulnerability tracking and risk visibility. - Implement orchestration and automation for vulnerability remediation. - Ensure compliance with security policies and regulatory requirements. - Perform code reviews, enforce development standards, and ensure platform stability. - Collaborate with SOC, infrastructure, and application teams for remediation. - Provide technical leadership and mentorship to development teams. Required Skills & Qualifications: - Robust hands-on experience with Service Now Sec Ops (Vulnerability Response). - Experience with Security Incident Response (SIR) is a plus. - Knowledge of vulnerability scanners (Qualys / Tenable / Rapid7 / etc.). - Proficiency in Service Now scripting (Java Script, Glide API). - Strong understanding of CMDB and CI relationships. - Experience with REST/SOAP integrations. - Good understanding of security concepts, risk management, and vulnerability lifecycle. - Experience working in Agile environments. We are committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and equitable workplace where individuals from all backgrounds feel valued and empowered to contribute their unique perspectives. We strongly encourage applications from candidates of all genders, races, ethnicities, abilities, and experiences to join our team and help us build a culture of belonging. .
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