Remote Job - ServiceNow UI Developer (Front-End / UI Builder)

**Job Title: ServiceNow UI Developer (Front-End / UI Builder)

Location: Remote (EST/CST hours)

Type: Contract** Overview Seeking a ServiceNow UI Developer with strong front-end expertise to build modern workspaces and custom applications using UI Builder and App Engine.

Key Responsibilities

  • Build and customize UI Builder components and ServiceNow workspaces
  • Develop custom applications using ServiceNow App Engine
  • Write client-side and server-side scripts using JavaScript and Glide APIs
  • Translate business requirements into scalable technical solutions
  • Support workflow automation using Flow Designer
  • Collaborate in Agile/Scrum teams and cross-functional environments
Requirements
  • 5+ years of ServiceNow development experience
  • Hands-on expertise in ServiceNow UI Builder (must-have)
  • Experience with Custom Workspaces / Service Operations Workspace
  • Strong JavaScript skills (client-side and server-side)
  • Solid knowledge of Glide API / Glide Object Model
  • Experience with ServiceNow App Engine and custom app development
  • Familiarity with Flow Designer / workflow automation
  • Strong communication skills (client-facing role)
Nice To Have
  • Experience with Power Automate or similar tools
  • Background in regulated environments (banking/finance)
  • Experience with ServiceNow module integrations
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