Asset Manager at Brown & Brown in Daytona Beach, FL

Job description

Built on meritocracy, our unique company culture rewards self-starters and those who are committed to doing what is best for our customers. Brown & Brown is seeking an Asse t Manager to join our growing team in Daytona Beach, FL or Plano, TX ! The Asset Manager owns the enterprise hardware IT Asset Management function from end to end: the policy and standards that govern it, and the day-to-day operations that run it. This role is the single accountable owner for hardware asset record accuracy and for the effective daily execution of asset lifecycle operations across a distributed, acquisition-driven environment supporting 20,000+ teammates across 500+ locations. The role oversees all hardware assets from end user devices like laptops to network and infrastructure assets. How You Will Contribute: Hardware asset management operations (primary focus) Own the daily and weekly reconciliation cycle between infrastructure asset discovery data, endpoint management tooling, procurement records, and the ServiceNow asset record, and resolve the exceptions it produces. Manage the asset exception and aging queue to defined thresholds, working directly with field services, service desk, system administrators, engineering teams and partner technicians to close open items. Track and drive resolution of unaccounted, missing, and stale assets, including direct follow-up with teammates, managers, and locations. Maintain accurate stock and spare inventory positions across staging locations, including counts, thresholds, and replenishment triggers. Personally verify and correct asset assignment, location, and status data, including physical or remote verification where discovery data is unavailable or inconsistent. Process and validate receiving, deployment, transfer, return, and disposal transactions, ensuring records are updated within defined service levels rather than in batches. Build and produce the recurring asset reporting directly, including the reconciliation, accuracy, aging, and recovery reports. Governance and policy Own the enterprise IT asset management policy, standards, and process documentation, including lifecycle stages, approval gates, and data ownership definitions. Define and enforce the asset record data model in ServiceNow, including required attributes, ownership assignment, and status transitions. Establish the interface between the asset record and the configuration management database, maintaining clear separation between asset and configuration item ownership. Chair a recurring asset governance forum with procurement, finance, security, and infrastructure representation. Data integrity and reconciliation Own asset data accuracy as a measured outcome, with published reconciliation rates and defined remediation paths for exceptions. Drive automated discovery and reconciliation between endpoint/ discovery management tooling and ServiceNow, reducing dependence on manual inventory. Establish periodic and automated audit and physical verification procedures for locations and asset classes where automated discovery is not available. Lifecycle management Own the end-to-end lifecycle process from requisition through receiving, deployment, transfer, recovery, and certified disposal. Maintain chain of custody and disposal documentation sufficient to satisfy internal audit and regulatory requirements. Partner with procurement and finance on refresh planning, capital forecasting, and depreciation alignment. Define standards and controls for the recovery of assets at termination, transfer, and location closure. Mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures Own the asset onboarding playbook for acquired entities, including discovery, record creation, standards conformance, and remediation timelines. Serve as the asset management representative at integration planning, ensuring asset data requirements are captured before cutover rather than after. Support divestiture and separation events with asset segregation and transfer documentation.