AUTO1 Group

Automotive

SystemAnalystWorkdayAbsence&TimeTracking(f/m/x)

Madrid, Spain FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“System Analyst - Workday Absence & Time Tracking (f/m/x) at AUTO1 Group. Skills: Workday Absence, Time Tracking. Own, optimize, and maintain Workday Absence & Time Tracking modules. Manage configuration changes, enhancements, and resolve issues”

Industry & Context.

Automotive
Problems you'll solve

troubleshoot and resolve configuration and functional issues

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

hands-on experience with Workday Absence modules, Proven ability to troubleshoot and resolve configuration and functional issues, Experience with system testing and release management, Background working in global or multi-country environments and stakeholder management, Good understanding of Absence and Time Tracking module touchpoints and dependencies

What You'll Do.

and maintain Workday Absence & Time Tracking modules

Manage configuration changes

Lead implementation activities from requirements gathering to rollout

Support implementation and potential ownership of Workday Scheduling

and business teams to gather requirements and deliver solutions

Ensure integration with other Workday modules and systems

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborate with HR, Payroll, and business teams

Process & Methodology

Lead implementation activities

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