Human Resources Information System Analyst
Human Resources Information System Analyst
Posted 16 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Serve as an HRIS Analyst for Workday, providing day-to-day production support, issue resolution, and system operational maintenance.
- Support Workday modules such as Core HCM, Talent and Performance, Recruiting, Benefits, Compensation.
- Provide functional guidance to HR partners on Workday processes, transactions, and operational best practices.
- Complete data cleansing initiatives, including identifying root cause analysis, coordinating fixes with Engineering and COEs and implementing preventive controls.
- Perform regular data audits to ensure accuracy and completeness of employee and organizational data and compliance with internal policies and regulatory requirements.
- Provide advanced reporting and analytics support using Workday reporting and third-party reporting tools to support business decision making.
- Implementation of enhancements/initiatives:
- Partner with product and engineering team to implement functional enhancements test and deploy Workday business process frameworks, security, reports, dashboards, and integrations to meet the HR function and business needs.
- Complete hands-on User Acceptance Testing (UAT) for Workday enhancements, major initiative implementations, and upgrades. This includes test scenario definition and test execution, defect logging, and validation in coordination with HR functional area subject matter experts.
- Develop HRIS documentation, user job aids, standard operating procedures for new features and major initiatives.
- Support inbound and outbound data exchanges with third party vendors by validating files, reconciling data, and escalating issues to Engineering as needed.
- Education and Experience Requirements:
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