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Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Hybrid
Shift Timing- 1:30 PM to 10:30 PM
We are an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment without regard to caste, colour, creed, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability, HIV status, or any other status protected by law. Candidates with disabilities who require accommodations during the recruitment process are encouraged to contact our Talent Acquisition team to place a request.
About Us (Ensono)
Ensono is an expert technology adviser and managed service provider. As a relentless ally, we accelerate clients’ digital transformation to achieve business outcomes that stand to last. Our dedicated team helps organizations optimize today’s systems across any hybrid environment with services such as consulting, mainframe and application modernization, public cloud migration and cloud-native development. With certified experts in AWS, Azure and Google Cloud and recognized as Microsoft Datacenter Transformation Partner of the Year, Ensono has over 3500+ associates globally and is headquartered in greater Chicago.
Roles and responsibilities
Role: Servicenow Integration Engineer
Band: Associate Software Engineer
Requested years of experience: 3–5 years
What we need you to contribute to Ensono:
Skills & Behaviors that are reliable indications that you can contribute:
Mandatory Skills (What we are looking for)
Skills You Will Be Trained On After Onboarding
These are not required at hiring but will be developed through structured training and hands‑on projects:
What you will receive from Ensono:
The opportunity to work on modern, ServiceNow‑centric integration solutions used by enterprise clients
Hands‑on experience with AWS serverless architectures and event‑driven integration patterns
A collaborative, agile engineering environment that values ownership and continuous improvement
Opportunities to influence integration design, reliability, and support standards as the platform evolves