Job Description:

DXC Technology is looking for Junior Developer for the ServiceNow practice.

You will take part in a dedicated training program on ServiceNow, a leading cloud-based platform for enterprise process management. After completing the training, you will support our customer in adopting and implementing the solution.

What we offer:

• Technical training that allow to acquire personal certification with great recognition on the market;

• Training on the job, side by side with high-level experienced colleagues;

• Large landscape in using the platform on all different modules/functionalities.

• Gradual involvement in Client-face activities.

• Be part of a worldwide practice that offer the possibility to relate with different Countries and cultures;

Growth path:

After an initial phase focused on acquiring the technical skills needed to implement and configure the platform, you will have the opportunity to grow with a ServiceNow consultant role over the medium to long term. Depending on your abilities and personal strengths, this could be in either a technical or functional capacity.

Requirements:

• Degree in one of the following areas: Computer Science, Computer engineering, Mathematical Engineering, Statistics, Mathematics and/or Physic;

• Experiences in software development universities’ projects with programming languages like Javascript, Angular or C

• The ideal candidate has relational and analytical skills, with constant focus on the goals, team-working ability and proficient Italian and English (both oral and written).

Work Location: Milano (MI) with smartworking Possibility

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