The Service Management System Administrator is a specialized system administrator focused on the technical oversight and maintenance of the University’s IT Service Management platform (e.g., ServiceNow, Jira Service Management, Service Cloud, Fresh Service). This role will ensure all service management related platforms are configured, maintained, and optimized to support the entire IT organization's service delivery. They are the go-to technical expert for all things related to ITSM tools. Duties include but are not limited to: Responsible for the health, stability, and day-to-day operation of the ITSM platform Ensure the adoption of best practices and continuous service improvement (CSI) across the IT organization. Translate IT service management principles (like ITIL) into the platform's workflows. They design and refine the processes for incident, problem, change, and service request management, ensuring they are efficient and effective. Building and customizing workflows, creating forms, and developing scripts to automate tasks within the platform to reduce manual effort and improve service delivery. Building and maintaining reports and dashboards to track key metrics like ticket volume, resolution times, and customer satisfaction. Integrating the ITSM platform with other business and IT systems, such as monitoring tools or HR systems, to create a seamless flow of information. Work Interactions This role reports directly to the Director of Service Management Assurance and is highly collaborative and focused on supporting the entire IT organization through the service management platform. They work closely with all UIS teams (Help Desk, Network, Security, Infrastructure etc) to understand their specific needs and configure the ITSM platform to support their unique processes. Their interaction is about enablement—giving the teams the right tools, workflows, and dashboards to do their jobs effectively. They interact with UIS leadership to present data on service performance and translate complex metrics into clear, actionable insights that help make strategic decisions about resource allocation, staffing, and technology investments. They serve as a subject matter expert on ITIL and other service management best practices. They also interact with end-users and stakeholders by ensuring the self-service portal is user-friendly, the knowledge base is comprehensive, and the service catalog is easy to navigate. Their work directly impacts the user's perception of UIS and are critical to customer success.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level