Senior (WFM) Implementation Consultant – Dayforce
Senior (WFM) Implementation Consultant – Dayforce
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Lead end-to-end complex Dayforce WFM implementations, including discovery, design, configuration, testing, deployment, and post-go-live support.
- Facilitate client workshops to gather requirements and align workforce policies, scheduling practices, and compliance needs
- Configure and optimize: Time Calculation RulesPay Policies & Entitlements
- Attendance Management
- Advanced Scheduling
- Job Costing & Labor Allocation
- Time Clocks & Punch Policies
- Time Entry Imports and Time Import WizardDesign solutions that support complex labor compliance requirements, including FLSA, FMLA, and California overtime regulations.
- Develop and support testing strategies, UAT, issue resolution, and production readiness activities.
- Partner with Payroll, HR, Benefits, Integrations, and Project Management teams to deliver successful outcomes.
- Provide client training, knowledge transfer, and mentorship to junior consultants.
- What You Bring 5+ years of Dayforce Workforce Management implementation experience.
- Proven success leading complex full lifecycle WFM implementations.
- Advanced configuration expertise across Dayforce Workforce Management modules.
- Strong knowledge of labor regulations, workforce compliance, and complex scheduling environments.
- Experience working with unionized workforces and multi-site organizations.
- Exceptional consulting, facilitation, communication, and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to manage multiple client engagements while delivering an outstanding client experience.
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