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      <description>Location: City of London | Salary: &amp;pound;700 - &amp;pound;750/day | Type: Contract | ServiceNow Architect    6 months     Remote     -700 - -750 inside IR35     Active SC clearance required       Our Client is hiring to support a public service team with the design and delivery of secure ServiceNow solutions. This is a hands-on architecture role where you''ll help shape an effective, sustainable platform-balancing business outcomes, technical standards, and long-term scalability.        What you''ll be doing:    Lead the architecture design and delivery of secure ServiceNow solutions  Define architectural standards and architecture principles aligned to business and technology needs  Apply Common Service Data Model (CSDM) principles-designing data structures and guiding implementation  Produce clear solution design documentation and technical direction for delivery teams  Ensure the ServiceNow platform is built to be scalable, secure, and sustainable  Support integrations between ServiceNow and enterprise systems/third-party applications  Partner with technical teams and stakeholders to maintain strong alignment across delivery    What you''ll bring:    Proven experience as a ServiceNow Architect  Practical, hands-on ServiceNow architecture experience across the pl...</description>
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