Workday Payroll HRIS

Reston, VA

Full Time

Experienced

Workday Payroll HRIS Manager, Reston, VA ($60-80/hour)
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Immediate need for a Sr. Workday HRIS Payroll Manager to set up maintenance, optimization, reporting, testing, troubleshooting, process improvements, data integrity, system security and year-end support for a multi-billion dollar industry leader. Support system integrations to ensure proper control, while recommending and establishing new controls as needed.

This position is a 6 month contract hybrid assignment, onsite 1-2 days per week in Reston, VA. The problem is, we’re getting people that are too HR heavy or too IT heavy with no configuration experience.

Summary:
Lead the end-to-end implementation of Workday Payroll. The Project Manager (PM) will be responsible for ensuring that the end-user experience and processes are as seamless as possible. The Payroll PM will work alongside the broader workstreams to determine process impacts from different internal customer perspectives and collaborate on best practices and processes for change management.

Responsibilities:

Coordinate with stakeholders to gather business requirements and translate them into project objectives.
Oversee system testing, data migration, user acceptance testing and training activities
Identify and mitigate risks and issues throughout the project lifecycle.
Monitor, troubleshoot and resolve system implementation problems and overall system performance.
Facilitate regular project meetings and provide status updates to leadership and stakeholders.
Ensure successful system integration with timekeeping and benefits systems and vendors.
Write and prepare system user documentation, instructional guides, reference materials and system plans and manuals.
Develop post-implementation support plans and conduct project closeout activities including lessons learned.

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience.
Experience as a department leader when preparing for technology and system changes.
Demonstrated time management, problem solving, and leadership skills.
Change management experience.
Strong experience with Workday Payroll.

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