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      <description>Location: Edinburgh | Salary: 400.00-400.00 Daily | Type: Contract | ServiceNow CMDB Manager - ContractLocation: Hybrid - UK, with travel to client sites as requiredPreferred location: EdinburghContract: 6-12 monthsStart: ASAPDay Rate: £400-£450 per dayIR35: Inside IR35Clearance: Active SC Clearance requiredWe are currently recruiting for an experienced ServiceNow CMDB Manager to join a major technology transformation programme with a leading global engineering and aerospace organisation.This is a BAU operational role, focused on the ongoing management, governance, quality and maintenance of the ServiceNow CMDB rather than platform development, configuration or initial implementation.The organisation currently has an active workstream focused on bringing the CMDB to a strong and sustainable level. This role will take ownership of the ongoing operational management of the CMDB as that recovery activity progresses.Key ResponsibilitiesOwn and manage the ongoing operational health of the ServiceNow CMDB.Monitor and improve CI correctness, completeness and accuracy.Maintain and oversee CI data quality across the CMDB.Monitor and improve Discovery data quality and identify issues requiring remediation.Support the introduction and maintenance of new and up...</description>
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