Software Asset Manager

SouthState Bank

. Support execution and ongoing maturity of the enterprise Software Asset Management program .

Posted 10/27/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $87,282 - $139,425 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in Software Asset Management, including governance, compliance, and lifecycle management, while effectively collaborating with cross-functional teams to optimize software utilization and costs. Proficient in financial management related to software budgeting and contract negotiations, ensuring alignment with industry standards and regulatory requirements.

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Software Asset ManagementLicense ComplianceFinancial ManagementServiceNow ExperienceIAITAM/CSAM Certification

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Hard Skills

Software Asset ManagementLicense ComplianceFinancial ManagementCost AnalysisSoftware BudgetingContract NegotiationSoftware AuditsData RemediationRisk OptimizationLifecycle Management

Soft Skills

Negotiation SkillsRelationship ManagementCommunication Skills

Tools & Technologies

ServiceNow SAM ProServiceNow DiscoveryMicrosoft Configuration ManagerSnowTaniumAzureAWSGCP

Certifications & Qualifications

IAITAM CertificationCSAM Certification

Industry Keywords

Software LifecycleGovernanceCompliance StandardsOperational RequirementsRegulatory Needs

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

AWSAzureCloudGoogle Cloud PlatformServiceNow

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Support execution and ongoing maturity of the enterprise Software Asset Management program
Administer governance, processes, standards, controls, and reporting across the software lifecycle
Maintain accurate enterprise software inventory, entitlement, contract, usage, and configuration data
Monitor license compliance and coordinate lifecycle activities across IT and business functions
Identify opportunities to reduce risk, improve utilization, and optimize costs
Partner with Procurement, Vendor Management, Finance, Legal, Information Security, software owners, and business stakeholders
Provide oversight and leadership to the technology operations team handling the software asset management lifecycle
Perform regular software audits, identify incorrect or outdated records, and coordinate remediation of data inaccuracies
Govern software requests, approvals, acquisitions, deployments, updates, renewals, and retirements
Develop, monitor, and report software asset management metrics and key risk indicators
Support contract negotiations, renewals, audits, software publisher reviews, and purchasing decisions using entitlement, usage, and cost data

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, Information Technology or related field
6+ years of experience with software asset management & license compliance
ServiceNow experience is preferred
IAITAM/CSAM certification is preferred
Strong knowledge of software asset management industry standards, frameworks, and leading practices
Advanced understanding of financial institution business requirements and software solutions supporting operational, security, compliance, and regulatory needs
Financial management skills, including software budgeting, cost analysis, forecasting, and optimization
Strong negotiation and relationship-management skills for working with software publishers, vendors, procurement teams, and auditors
Experience with software asset management, discovery, and inventory platforms such as ServiceNow SAM Pro, ServiceNow Discovery, Microsoft Configuration Manager, Snow, Tanium, or comparable tools
Expertise in managing complex licensing environments across on-premise and cloud platforms, including Azure, AWS, GCP, and SaaS
Reliable internet connection for remote or hybrid work; cable or fiber preferred, mobile hotspots not acceptable
Ability to communicate in person, on the phone, and through electronic channels
Ability to use a computer frequently, including typing and sustained attention to a monitor
Ability to sit, walk, and/or stand for extended periods of time
Ability to bend and reach