Asset Management Senior Analyst

Ball•Westminster, CO

1d•$85,900 - $119,890•Hybrid

About The Position

The Asset Management Senior Analyst will be responsible for ensuring that assets are accurately defined, recorded, and updated, and that the proper accountabilities and controls are in place (internally and externally) to prevent and manage risks associated with the accuracy and completeness of the asset information. This role is also responsible for assisting with supplier audits, and assuring compliance with contracted terms within software and hardware agreements with respect to licenses allocations/entitlements for use.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree or an equivalent combination of education and/or experience
5+ years of experience within IT (delivery of projects, solutions, or IT operations) of moderate complexity and scope.
Experience in ServiceNow tool working with tickets, creating reporting/dashboards, understanding connectivity of tables and data. Specifically, experience with ITSM space and or the HAM/SAMpro modules desired
Background in IT infrastructure asset lifecycle management
Ability to read and interpret contracts for IT hardware and software
Experience working with procurement processes and data including renewals
Strong analytical skills for interpreting, improving and reporting data
Ability to communicate across the organization and specifically with the leadership team effectively
Experience working with software license management activities, including SW entitlements, and enterprise license positions for compliance

Nice To Haves

ServiceNow experience with ITSM processes a must, preferred in the asset management space (HAM/SAMpro preferred)
Strong analysis skills – capable of understanding not only contracts, but asset models and types, architecture and standards, lifecycle and process across multiple teams
Ability to drive results and activities to conclusion with little supervision required
Desire to own the results, and improve the processes in place today for IT hardware and software asset management
Requires the ability to focus on the details, as well as curiosity for understanding the big picture for delivery
Strong communication skills and demonstrative behaviors for working up and down the organization to resolve issues and report progress
Experience interpreting IT SW and HW contracts, and working with procurement teams on renewals/vendors activities
Ability to understand license entitlements, and enterprise license positions for compliance to our contracts

Responsibilities

Responsible for executing daily lifecycle operations for hardware and software asset management functions.
Manage a request queue for adding and updating assets and entitlements in ServiceNow.
Measure and improve data accuracy by doing gap analysis and determining which data sources we can use to correct those issues.
Meet regularly with IT leadership stakeholders, discuss findings of data analysis and get their feedback and approval to execute data or process improvements.
For process improvements it is our responsibility to work with the support teams to implement changes, and to provide training as well as update process documents (OCM).
Hardware and software asset management are large budget items yearly for Ball, the right candidate has experience driving down costs associated with corrections to contract entitlements at renewal (true-up of usage against contracts working with procurement) or avoidance of costs by proactively managing the license entitlements and reclaiming them when usage is low vs. buying or reserving new.
This role has the ability to directly affect the budget when reducing or minimizing spend, which allows Ball to invest funding in more growth focused areas. We have yearly goals related to cost savings for IT.
Proactively manage license entitlements against installations, and in the case of a supplier audit: work with the asset manager, the IT stakeholder that manages that contract relationship and procurement to craft responses and resolve any licensing issues in Balls environment. This will protect Ball from financial and data risks associated with improper IT asset management.
Strong analytical and continuous improvement skills are needed to identify data anomalies and opportunities to create process efficiencies.
Experience working with process automation in Ball’s ServiceNow’s platform lends to a more experienced user that understands how the data tables are interconnected and how the HAM and SAM processes use those tables as part of the process for delivery of IT service management.
Obtain HAM and SAM certifications in ServiceNow (if not already certified).
Stay updated on new ServiceNow module functionalities and leverage them for Ball.
Drive maturity and improvement of asset lifecycle processes to optimize efficiency and cost.
Mature, independent problem solver. Ability to resolve data and system issues using ITSM processes and relationships.
Critical thinking and quick decision-making skills.
Strong project management capabilities are key when driving process changes in the tool. This happens regularly as we continue on our process maturity – understanding requirements, communicating with stakeholders and providing OCM, and planning and securing resources.
Leadership qualities and ownership for continuous improvement – bringing forward ideas, or having the knowledge of what they can action without approval and making those changes to the process or data when it is identified.
Contribute to IT budget savings as hardware and software costs rise annually.
Shape improvements that benefit IT and Ball overall.