Montgomery College’s Office of Information Technology is hiring two full-time Workday Analysts at its Central Services Campus. One position focuses on Workday Payroll, Absence, and Time Tracking. The other focuses on Workday Recruiting, Onboarding, Talent Management—including Learning, Performance, and Succession—and Benefits. The schedule is five days and 40 hours per week. The role is eligible for telework two days per week after three months of employment, subject to change based on unit needs and the college’s location restrictions. The Workday Analyst independently supports, configures, and optimizes Workday within an assigned domain, such as HCM, Finance, or Security, and reports to the Workday Manager. The analyst is a liaison between business stakeholders and IT, leads small-to-medium initiatives, performs advanced configuration, collaborates with the Lead Systems Analyst on complex efforts, guides Systems Analyst I staff, and contributes to team standards, documentation, and change management. The role includes configuring and maintaining Workday functionality; providing Tier 2 and Tier 3 functional support; investigating and resolving complex system, process, security, reporting, and data issues; conducting root-cause analysis; and delivering enhancements through requirements gathering, configuration, testing, implementation, and post-production support. The analyst partners with stakeholders to understand requirements, improve processes, and translate operational needs into Workday solutions. The analyst supports configuration changes, integrations, and semiannual releases through testing, validation, impact analysis, and defect resolution. The role also supports recurring domain activities, such as open enrollment, performance and compensation cycles, fiscal year-end processing, budget cycles, access reviews, and audit preparation, as applicable. Work must follow institutional change-control, authorization, information-security, privacy, and data-governance standards. The analyst creates and maintains documentation, standards, procedures, training materials, communications, and user guidance, and shares knowledge with Systems Analyst I staff. The position is Non-Bargaining Status, Exempt, Grade 33. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. Employees must reside in Maryland, Washington, DC, Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware, or Pennsylvania; employees residing elsewhere at hire are not eligible for telework until they establish permanent residence in one of those states. Employment is contingent on a background check and degree verification, if applicable, and participation in a Maryland State Retirement System plan, subject to the stated exception and restrictions for retirees.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level