Our client, a leading financial institution, is seeking an experienced ServiceNow Software Developer for a 6-month contract based in Sandton.
The successful candidate will be responsible for the technical development, configuration and implementation of ServiceNow Operational Health and Safety (OHS) capabilities, with a strong focus on digitising and automating workplace inspection, audit and contractor safety processes.
This role requires a technically strong ServiceNow professional who can translate OHS business requirements into practical, scalable digital solutions.
Key Responsibilities
Required Experience & Skills
Advantageous
If you have the required ServiceNow development experience,
particularly in Operational Health & Safety, workplace inspections, audits and contractor safety processes, please submit your CV for consideration.

DeARX Services (Pty) Ltd, established in 2001, is a South African based company focused on providing Information Technology business solutions, products and consulting to customers in various industries.
The business is structured into 2 divisions:
DeARX Resourcing: specialists in temporary and permanent recruitment.
DeARX Managed Services: delivers end-to-end systems integration solutions across a wide spectrum of technologies, with deep specialisation in cloud-native platforms, DevOps, identity management, and data integration. Our services span the full integration lifecycle—from assessment and architecture to deployment, monitoring, and support—anchored by a strong foundation in technologies such as IBM, WSO2, Apache Camel, Kubernetes, and AWS. We offer a robust integration Platform-as-a-Service (iPaaS) model, deployable across cloud and on-premise environments, enabling clients to retain control, scale flexibly, and integrate securely across hybrid infrastructures. With a proven track record of crafting pragmatic, high-performing solutions backed by automation, observability, and continuous delivery practices, we help clients unlock lasting value and innovation in their digital ecosystems