The Workday Integration & Reporting Analyst owns the integration layer connecting Workday with other business systems and serves as a cross-functional partner in integration configuration and problem resolution. The role designs, builds, monitors, and troubleshoots Workday integrations and reports, while maintaining reporting accuracy, supporting compliance, and managing performance. The analyst manages inbound and outbound integrations, monitors feeds for failures, resolves or escalates errors, verifies file delivery and data mappings, configures integration security groups, and tests integrations following Workday releases or connected-system changes. The role also coordinates cross-team incident response, documents integration designs and procedures, leads design sessions, translates business requirements into specifications, and assesses the effects of Workday updates. For reporting, the analyst gathers stakeholder requirements; builds and maintains dashboards, custom reports, and calculated fields; supports scheduled report delivery; validates data and report logic; monitors report performance and usage; responds to ad hoc requests; and supports statutory and compliance reporting. The analyst also provides insights for business decisions and documents reporting solutions. A bachelor’s degree in a relevant field or equivalent work experience is required, along with at least two years of progressive integration experience and at least two years creating analytic dashboards and custom reports. The position requires Workday knowledge, analytical and troubleshooting ability, attention to data accuracy and security, and effective collaboration and communication. Preferred qualifications include experience with Workday integration and reporting tools, integration protocols, SQL, data modeling, business intelligence tools, and retail operations.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level