The ServiceNow Platform Architect provides strategic and technical leadership for the ServiceNow platform. The role establishes architecture standards, governs solution design, and ensures platform scalability, security, integration, and data integrity. In partnership with business and technology leaders, the architect delivers sustainable solutions, drives platform governance and innovation, mitigates risk, mentors technical teams, and guides the organization's ServiceNow roadmap and architectural direction. The architect owns the platform architecture roadmap and long-term technical direction; defines principles, design standards, reusable patterns, governance guardrails, and lifecycle practices; and leads reviews for implementations, enhancements, integrations, upgrades, and strategic initiatives. The role maintains architecture artifacts, establishes data and integration governance, and provides architecture leadership across ServiceNow modules and capabilities. It also works with enterprise and technology teams to align solutions with enterprise standards, advises product and technology leaders, translates business requirements into scalable solutions, and serves as an escalation point for complex design challenges. This position provides technical leadership and architectural direction to administrators, developers, integration specialists, partners, and matrixed contributors; direct people management is not required. A high school diploma or GED is required, and a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or Engineering is preferred. The role requires at least seven years of progressive enterprise technology, platform, development, or solution architecture experience and at least four years of hands-on ServiceNow platform architecture, solution design, or senior development experience. Salary range is $135,000–$150,000 nationally, in Maryland, and in NYC/Long Island/Westchester.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED