The Shared Services Specialist provides support for Workday and related systems and business processes at the University of Wisconsin System Service Operations. Four fixed-term terminal positions are available, with an expected job end date at least one year after hire: two in HR Services, one in Payroll Services, and one in Benefits Services. HR Services supports HR business process management, including troubleshooting, corrections and uploads, recruitment assistance, performance management, flexible work arrangements, background and reference checks, misconduct reference check program management, and related HR projects. Payroll Services supports time administration, leave, and payroll, including time entry and approvals, leave benefit guidance, check corrections, and other payroll processing entries. Benefits Services supports benefits processing and administration, including enrollment review and entry, employee benefits issues and corrections, eligibility verification, audit reporting and discrepancy resolution, and maintenance of benefits records. The position is based at 660 West Washington in Madison, Wisconsin, with an expected in-office schedule of three days per week and the option to work off-site/remotely two days per week. Telecommuting agreements may change. This is a full-time, salaried, exempt, fixed-term terminal academic staff position, with a stated one-year term. The starting annual salary range is $52,500 to $60,000, commensurate with education, related experience, and qualifications. UW-Shared Services provides payroll, benefits, HR, business services, and reporting services to UW employees and universities. Its purpose is to standardize processes, consolidate operations, streamline administrative practices, improve service quality and administrative efficiency, and reduce administrative burden and cost for UW institutions.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree