Providge Consulting
Workday HCM Functional Architect (Advisory – RFP Support)
New York, New York, United States · Part-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 45 days ago
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About the role
- The engagement will begin as a light advisory role during the RFP phase, requiring only a few hours per week.
- Identify potential risks, gaps, and considerations related to future Workday implementation
- Offer best practice recommendations based on prior Workday deployments
Responsibilities
- Provide advisory support on job architecture and compensation structure design
- Review and guide deliverables to support a Workday-ready design approach
- Collaborate with internal teams to shape RFP response content and solution approach
- If the RFP is awarded, there will be an opportunity to expand into a larger role supporting full design and implementation efforts.
Requirements
- Proven experience as a Workday HCM Functional Architect or similar role
- Strong understanding of Workday HCM configuration, data structures, and business processes
- Ability to translate business requirements into Workday-aligned solutions
Nice to have
- Experience supporting RFPs or pre-sales solutioning efforts
Skills
- Ensure alignment of proposed frameworks with Workday HCM data models and configuration requirements
- Key Skills and Requirements:
- Experience designing job architecture and/or compensation frameworks
- Strong advisory and stakeholder engagement skills
Compensation
- This role is ideal for a seasoned Workday professional who can provide strategic guidance on designing a job architecture and compensation framework that aligns with Workday configuration requirements.
Company info
- We are seeking a Workday HCM Functional Architect to support an RFP effort for a large university system.
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