ServiceNow

Staff Performance Support Consultant (Escalations Engineering)

Join ServiceNow in Dublin as a Staff Performance Support Consultant to tackle performance issues in deployments. Requires 7+ years in tech support and scripting skills. Benefits include competitive salary, bonuses, and flexible work.

ServiceNow Role Type:
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Support Specialist
ServiceNow Modules:
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Problem Management
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Virtual Agent
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Job description

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March 10, 2025

Join the Customer Service and Support team at ServiceNow as a Staff Performance Support Consultant (Escalations Engineering) to work with large customers and internal stakeholders to identify and root cause performance and scalability issues impacting ServiceNow deployments.

Requirements

  • 7+ Years of Progressive experience in technical support, software development, performance load testing or professional services
  • Good working knowledge of the components in a web applications stack
  • Experience with one (or more) scripting languages: e.g. JavaScript, Python, Perl, Unix Shell, Windows Powershell etc..
  • Good Experience with working (or debugging) Object Oriented code (Java preferred)
  • Good working knowledge of one (or more) Relational Database technologies e.g. Oracle / MySQL / SQL Server / PostgreSQL
  • Strong problem-solving, leadership, time management, and critical thinking skills
  • Excellent communication and presentation skills with an aptitude for learning new technologies

Benefits

  • highly competitive base salaries
  • generous holiday allowances
  • bonus scheme
  • stock options
  • flexible working arrangements

Requirements Summary

7+ years of experience in technical support, software development, performance load testing or professional services, with a good working knowledge of web applications stack, scripting languages, and relational databases