Workday Project Manager

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programmingcodesNew York (NY)

Project Management SpecialistsCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Lead

About the role

Role Summary We are looking for a techno-functional Workday Project Manager who can actively analyze, recommend, and shape solutions , not just execute tasks. This role requires deep understanding of both Workday functionality and technical integrations , with the ability to advise stakeholders and influence design decisions. Key Responsibilities Lead Workday initiatives across HCM, Financials, Payroll, and integrations Translate business needs into functional and technical solutions Proactively recommend system design, configuration, and integration approaches Partner with technical teams on data flows, integrations, security, and reporting Identify risks, gaps, and optimization opportunities early in the lifecycle Guide stakeholders on Workday best practices and trade-offs Own delivery outcomes across scope, timeline, and quality Required Profile Strong techno-functional Workday experience (functional knowledge plus technical understanding) Hands-on exposure to integrations, data migration, reporting, and security concepts Ability to challenge requirements and propose better solutions Confident communicator with strong stakeholder and vendor management skills Experience operating with limited direction and high accountability Nice to Have Workday implementation or advisory/consulting background Post-production optimization or Workday roadmap planning experience #J-18808-Ljbffr

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