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Workday Integrations Consultant
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Role overview Design and deliver integrations that connect a human resources platform with internal systems and external services. The consultant works across implementation phases, from gathering requirements and building solutions through testing, deployment, and post-launch support, partnering with functional and technical teams and client stakeholders.
Responsibilities - Lead client discussions to clarify integration needs and define technical approaches. - Build and maintain integrations using tools such as Studio, EIB, Core Connectors, Document Transformation, and web services. - Coordinate with functional, reporting, security, and data teams on connected solutions and data conversions. - Test integrations, investigate failures, identify root causes, and recommend fixes. - Track project risks and issues, communicate progress, and support deployment, cutover, and post-launch work. - Share technical knowledge with colleagues and contribute to continued learning and internal initiatives.
Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in computer science, IT, engineering, or equivalent experience. - At least two years of implementation experience with platform integrations. - Practical experience with integration development and deployment tools, including Studio, EIB, Core Connectors, web services, APIs, and document transformation. - Knowledge of integration architecture, data mapping, XML, XSLT, and JSON. - Strong troubleshooting, analytical, communication, and stakeholder coordination skills. - Ability to manage multiple priorities in a consulting environment. - Eligible for UK SC clearance, including five years of UK residency, and legally entitled to work in the UK.
Nice to have An active integrations certification is preferred.
Benefits and work setup Travel is expected to be limited, with a willingness to attend client sites when needed. The listing describes the role as remote and highlights learning opportunities, community outreach, and employee affinity groups.