Full-Time
IT Asset Management
IT Asset Management
Updated on 5/26/2026
KPMG
1,001-5,000 employees
Global audit, tax, and advisory services
No salary listed
Sydney NSW, Australia
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- Prior experience in IT Asset Management (ITAM) or Software Asset Management (SAM) is essential
- Strong hands-on experience with enterprise ITAM tools (e.g. FlexeraOne, Snow Atlas, ServiceNow SAM/HAM Pro)
- Proven experience leading ITAM tool implementations and managing complex environments
- Solid understanding of software licensing models (e.g. Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, SAP) and hardware asset lifecycles
- Experience designing and managing discovery solutions (agent-based, agentless, integrations, scripting)
- Strong analytical capability, with the ability to translate asset data into actionable insights and decisions
- Degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or a related discipline (or equivalent experience)
- Experience working in complex enterprise or regulated environments is desirable
- Lead the technical design, implementation, and optimisation of ITAM tooling solutions (e.g. FlexeraOne, Snow Atlas, ServiceNow SAM/HAM Pro)
- Own ITAM platform architecture, configuration, and lifecycle management across complex environments
- Drive tool implementations, integrations, and upgrades across CMDB, discovery, procurement and financial systems
- Design and enhance software and hardware discovery processes, improving asset visibility and data quality
- Troubleshoot complex issues including discovery failures, data inconsistencies, and licensing discrepancies
- Establish standards, governance artefacts, and best practices for ITAM tooling environments
- Provide technical leadership and mentoring to team members, supporting capability uplift
- Engage with clients and stakeholders to define requirements and deliver tailored ITAM solutions
- Experience designing and managing discovery solutions (agent-based, agentless, integrations, scripting)
- Experience in consulting or client-facing roles is highly regarded
- Experience leading or mentoring teams is beneficial, but not critical where strong technical expertise is demonstrated
- Relevant certifications are highly regarded, such as ITIL (Foundation or higher), Certified IT Asset Manager (CITAM) or Certified Software Asset Manager (CSAM), ServiceNow SAM/HAM certifications, Flexera or Snow certifications
- Experience working in complex enterprise or regulated environments is desirable
KPMG is a global network of independent professional firms that provide Audit, Tax, and Advisory services. Its work involves helping organizations verify financial information, manage tax obligations, and solve business problems through advisory support, risk management, and performance improvement. Services are delivered by cross-border teams across a worldwide network, with an emphasis on consistency and collaboration among member firms. KPMG distinguishes itself through its history as a series of international mergers that created a large, integrated firm with a shared global standard and brand, rather than a single locally owned entity. Its goal is to help clients navigate complex regulations, improve performance, and achieve sustainable growth across multiple markets.
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London, United Kingdom
Founded
1987
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- UK audit redundancies signal slower demand and threatened delivery capacity.
- US advisory layoffs expose weakening demand in regulatory risk and financial services.
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- 1987 merger created KPMG from Peat Marwick International and KMG.
- KPMG spans 138 countries with 276,000 partners and employees.
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