APN Consulting, Inc. is a progressive IT staffing and services company offering cutting-edge business solutions to improve client business outcomes. We focus on high impact technology solutions in ServiceNow, Fullstack, Cloud & Data, and AI / ML. Due to our globally expanding service offerings we are seeking top-talent to join our teams and grow with us.

Role: ServiceNow HAM/SAM Developer

Experience- 6-9yr

An experienced ServiceNow Hardware Asset Management (HAM) and Software Asset Management (SAM) Developer with a robust background in implementing and customizing ServiceNow modules to support enterprise IT asset lifecycle processes.

Key Responsibilities:
Design, develop, and configure ServiceNow HAM and SAM modules to meet organizational needs.
Implement hardware and software discovery, normalization, license reconciliation, and compliance tracking.
Develop workflows, automation, and integrations with third-party systems such as SCCM, JAMF, Flexera, Tanium, and other discovery tools.
Customize ServiceNow forms, UI policies, business rules, client scripts,



and server-side scripting for asset management.
Manage software entitlements, contracts, and usage metrics to ensure optimal license utilization and cost savings.
Support audits and ensure compliance with vendor licensing agreements and internal IT policies.
Create dashboards, reports, and KPIs to track asset inventory, software usage, and license compliance.
Collaborate with ITSM, procurement, security, and finance teams to ensure end-to-end asset governance.

Required Skills:
Robust experience with ServiceNow platform, especially in HAM and SAM modules.
Proficiency in scripting (JavaScript, Glide API) within ServiceNow.
Experience integrating with discovery and inventory tools (e.g., SCCM, SN Discovery, Tanium, Flexera).
Solid understanding of ITIL processes and best practices.
Knowledge of software licensing models (SaaS, perpetual, subscription, etc.).
Experience with CMDB and lif

📌 Servicenow Ham/sam Developer Bengaluru (India)
🏢 APN Consulting
📍 India