Role Description
The People Systems Senior Analyst (Workday) is responsible for the configuration, support, and continuous improvement of Workday solutions, with deep functional and technical expertise across a defined set of Workday modules (typically 2–3 SKUs such as Core HCM, Compensation, Time & Absence, Talent Management, or Recruiting).
This role operates as a subject matter expert within their specialist areas, owning configuration, enhancements, and issue resolution, while contributing to the stability, scalability, and optimisation of the wider Workday ecosystem.
The Senior Analyst will lead smaller system initiatives and support larger transformation programmes led by the Workday People Systems Lead, ensuring solutions are efficient, scalable, and aligned with business requirements. Over time, the role is expected to broaden expertise across additional Workday modules over time.
Key Responsibilities
1. Systems Configuration & Technical Delivery
- Own the configuration, testing, and optimisation of assigned Workday modules (2–3 SKUs, including areas such as Reward,
Time & Absence and Talent Management).
- Build and maintain business process frameworks, condition rules, calculated fields, and configurations within their specialist areas.
- Deliver system changes using structured release management and testing approaches.
- Support tenant and release management activities including testing cycles, validation, and defect resolution.
- Ensure data accuracy, system performance, and adherence to governance and security standards.
2. Functional Expertise & Continuous Improvement
- Act as a subject matter expert for assigned Workday modules.
- Translate business requirements into productive and scalable system solutions within their domain.
- Identify opportunities for automation and process improvement, reducing manual intervention.
- Maintain system documentation and ensure configuration changes are clearly documented and controlled.
3. Systems Development
📌 People Systems Senior Analyst (Gurugram)
🏢 FNZ
📍 Gurugram