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Workday Integrations Developer - Financials

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software technologyDenver (CO)

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About the role

Workday Financials Integration Consultant/Developer Fully Remote
Responsibilities: Collaborate with internal and vendor teams to architect, develop, validate, and implement new Workday integrations based on requirements, enterprise standards, and defined design patterns. Collaborate with third-party vendors to develop and test external Workday integrations. Maintain and support existing Workday integrations. Create and maintain design documents and technical support documents for all Workday integrations. Support staff during interface testing. Participate and provide technical leadership in all phases of new integration projects from discovery and planning through implementation and support. Troubleshoot and solve multiple issues concurrently. Coordinate and collaborate with other staff to resolve issues. Complete development to address bugs and provide enhancement requests. Participate in continuous improvement initiatives. Participate in regular Workday meetings and project meetings to provide technical recommendations, advice, and to answer interface related questions. Participate and provide insight and guidance in projects to implement new Workday modules.
Skills: 5+ years of hands-on experience with modern web application, enterprise application development platforms and integrations. Experience with Workday development and Workday Studio are required. Experience with Workday Financials module is required. Experience with Workday Prism Analytics is required. Experience with Workday Accounting Centre is required. Strong coding, debugging, and troubleshooting skills with a solid problem-solving experience. Excellent communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills. Ability to conceptualize and articulate ideas clearly and concisely.

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