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Title: ServiceNow Virtual Agent Implementation
Location: Remote, USA
Duration: 6 months with the possible extension

Job Description:Position Overview

We are seeking an experienced ServiceNow Virtual Agent Developer to lead the implementation and configuration of ServiceNow Virtual Agent within the ServiceNow Employee Center. This role will focus on designing intelligent self-service experiences that automate employee support requests, improve service delivery, and reduce manual intervention by enabling conversational interactions with the ServiceNow platform.

The ideal candidate will possess strong expertise in ServiceNow Virtual Agent, Employee Center, Service Catalog, and IT Service Management (ITSM). They will be responsible for translating business requirements into scalable conversational workflows that guide users to the appropriate catalog items, knowledge articles, incidents, or service requests.

This position requires an experienced consultant capable of working independently while collaborating closely with business stakeholders, technical teams, and project leadership throughout the implementation lifecycle.

Key Responsibilities

Design, configure, develop, and deploy ServiceNow Virtual Agent solutions within the ServiceNow Employee Center.
Build intelligent conversational experiences using Virtual Agent Topics, Conversation Flows, Decision Trees, and Dialogs.
Configure Virtual Agent to interpret employee requests and automatically route users to:
- Appropriate Service Catalog Items
- Record Producers
- Knowledge Articles
- Incident Creation
- Service Requests
Design conversational workflows that improve employee self-service and reduce support desk workload.
Configure and maintain Service Catalog items, Record Producers, Variables, Catalog Client Scripts, and Request Fulfillment workflows.
Integrate Virtual Agent with core ServiceNow ITSM modules, including:
- Incident Management
- Request Management
- Service Catalog
- Knowledge Management
Collaborate with business stakeholders to gather requirements and translate them into conversational automation solutions.
Perform unit testing, system testing, troubleshooting, defect resolution, and deployment validation.
Optimize chatbot performance based on user interactions and business feedback.
Produce technical documentation, configuration guides, knowledge transfer materials, and implementation documentation.
Provide weekly project updates, identify risks, communicate blockers, and ensure timely delivery of assigned milestones.

Required Qualifications

3–5+ years of hands-on experience as a ServiceNow Developer, Engineer, or Administrator in enterprise environments.
Proven experience implementing ServiceNow Virtual Agent in production environments.
Strong experience configuring:
- Virtual Agent Topics
- Conversation Designer
- Dialog Flows
- Decision Trees
- Natural Language Understanding (NLU) (preferred)
Strong knowledge of:
- Employee Center
- Service Catalog
- Record Producers
- Catalog Items
- Request Fulfillment
Experience integrating Virtual Agent with:
- Incident Management
- Request Management
- Knowledge Management
Understanding of ServiceNow platform architecture and best practices.
Experience testing, debugging, and optimizing Virtual Agent conversations.
Strong analytical, troubleshooting, and communication skills.

Preferred Qualifications

Experience with Now Assist (Generative AI capabilities) or Virtual Agent AI Search.
Experience with Flow Designer.
Experience with IntegrationHub.
Experience creating custom ServiceNow applications.
JavaScript scripting experience.
Experience integrating REST/SOAP APIs.
Experience with HRSD or Employee Workflows.
ServiceNow CSA or CAD certification.
ServiceNow Certified Implementation Specialist (CIS) is highly desirable.
Experience in Agile environments.

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Skills:
Agile Programming Methodologies, Analysis Skills, Application Programming Interface (API), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Automation, Best Practices, CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing), Communication Skills, Consulting, Conversation Engine, Debugging Skills, Documentation, IT Service Management (ITSM), Identify Issues, Incident Management, JavaScript, Knowledge Management, Knowledge Transfer, Leadership, Maintenance Services, Performance Tuning/Optimization, Production Systems, REST (Representational State Transfer), Requirements Management, Risk Analysis, SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol), Scripting (Scripting Languages), Search Agent, Service Delivery, ServiceNow, System Test, Technical Writing, Testing, Time Management, Unit Test, User Interface/Experience (UI/UX), Website Conversion

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