Job Title: Manager – Workforce Data Management

Location: Hyderabad

Experience: 9+ years

Work Model: Work from office

Team Size: Approximately 7 FTEs

Reporting To: Service Delivery Lead

Role Overview

We are looking for an experienced Workforce Data Manager to lead the workforce data delivery function within a global HR Shared Services workplace.

The role is responsible for the accurate, standardised and timely execution of workforce data transactions, mass-data changes, operational governance and data-quality processes in alignment with enterprise data standards.

Key Responsibilities
Oversee end-to-end workforce data transactions, governance and mass-data change processes.
Ensure timely and accurate processing of employee and organisational data.
Establish and maintain data-quality standards, standard operating procedures and operational governance processes.
Align workforce data operations with enterprise service-delivery standards and expectations.
Drive continuous improvement initiatives to enhance data accuracy,



processing efficiency and operational performance.
Ensure compliance with data-privacy requirements, regulatory standards and internal data-governance policies.
Monitor team performance against SLAs and KPIs and proactively resolve operational issues.
Partner with HRIT, Analytics and Process teams to support data-model alignment, system updates and reporting integrity.
Support workforce planning and reporting through reliable and well-governed employee data.
Lead, coach and manage the workforce data operations team.

Candidate Profile
9+ years of experience in HR operations, workforce data management, HR master data or employee-data administration.
Experience working in a large, complex organisation, GCC or HR Shared Services workplace.
Robust understanding of HR master data management, organisational data governance and workforce data processes.
Experience leading operational HR data teams and managing performance

📌 Manager – Workforce Data Management Hyderabad (India)
🏢 Vipany Global
📍 India