Focus Group

Asset and Configuration Manager

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Consulting
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Entry Level
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ServiceNow Modules:
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Configuration Management Database
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DevOps
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Discovery
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IT Asset Management
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IT Service Management
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Integration Hub
ServiceNow Certifications (nice to have):
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Certified Implementation Specialist - Discovery
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Certified Implementation Specialist - IT Service Management

Job description

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August 29, 2025

Focus Group is seeking an Asset & Configuration Manager to oversee the full asset lifecycle and drive operational excellence. This role involves defining, building, and managing the CMDB, ensuring compliance, and providing insights on cost optimisation. It requires a strong understanding of ITIL best practices and experience with IT Asset Management.

Requirements

  • Strong Understanding of ITIL (v4 preferred)
  • Deep familiarity with Service Configuration Management and IT Asset Management practices.
  • Practical Experience Establishing or Overhauling CMDB / IT Asset Management systems.
  • Tooling Expertise: Experience with ServiceNow, or similar.
  • Comfortable integrating asset/configuration tools with discovery systems, CI/CD pipelines, and ITSM tools.
  • Asset Inventory Accuracy
  • CMDB Accuracy Rate
  • Time to Resolve Asset-Related Incidents

Benefits

  • Growth opportunities
  • Collaborative and energetic work environment
  • Opportunity to make a difference

Requirements Summary

Understanding of ITIL is key. Experience establishing/overhauling a CMDB or similar system is a must. ServiceNow experience and solid tool integration skills are crucial