IT Asset Management Subject Matter Expert
Boardroom AppointmentsDurban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Posted January 5, 2026
Full Time
About the Company
Boardroom Appointments, founded in 1989, is a global talent solutions provider delivering recruitment, contract staffing, project staffing, temporary employment, training, HR consultancy, and expatriate mobility services across Africa, EMEA, the Americas, and Europe. Leveraging a deep industry focus that spans FMCG, finance, manufacturing, oil & gas, healthcare, logistics, IT, renewable energy, retail, agriculture, government, and call‑center services, the firm custom‑builds solutions that match each client’s unique talent needs. With a worldwide candidate database and a team of seasoned recruitment and HR professionals, Boardroom Appointments offers end‑to‑end services—from executive search and people analytics to payroll outsourcing and workforce management—ensuring seamless, high‑quality placements that let clients concentrate on their core business. Their distinctive value lies in a partnership model that blends industry expertise, data‑driven insights, and a culture of passion and professionalism to deliver flawless, long‑lasting results.
Job Description
IT Asset Management Subject Matter Expert to assist with establishing an IT asset management capability through compiling an IT asset management framework and defining the required governance structures, policy, standards, processes, and implementing new processes that meet business requirements.
Requirements
- Bachelors degree in Information Technology, Computer Science or related field
- ITIL Expert Certified
- COBIT Certified
- Software Asset Management (expert level)
- Configuration Management
- Digital Technology affinitive (Cloud technologies/latest trends etc)
- Working knowledge of relevant methodology and tools - ServiceNow experience preferred
- Proven portfolio of completed projects (emphasis on ITIL Asset Management implementations)
- Advanced understanding of business functions, workflows, and processes