Years of System/Business Analyst Experience
HCM Workday Specialist with multiple successful Workday deployments completed. Passionate about enabling high performing cultures through technology.
Years of System/Business Analyst Experience
UQ are currently undergoing Phase 3 Workday/Payroll Implementation project. I am engaged to Design, Configure and Show Case a Proof of Concept (POC) for Workday to Aurion or another payroll solution for Scheduling, Time Tracking & Time Interpretation with the inclusion of technical integrations. The Proof of Concept is used for Go/No Go decision for the project to proceed with the current software mix proposed or whether there is an alternative that can best meet the needs of the University from Cost, UX/CX(EX) & Governance perspective. The POC has been built over the course of 2 sprints (4 weeks) with regular interaction with Executives & Senior Leadership within IT & Human Resources.
I used iterative approaches to develop the minimum viable product. Meeting with decision makers on a weekly basis to showcase newly configured functionality and design concepts to meet the requirements from both meeting attendants & project stakeholders by providing a hands-on tenant for testing and ideation. I have found this is the best way to elicit the requirements and get to an MVP in the shortest amount of time.
During this same time, I was also engaged to gather Requirements, Design, Build, Test and Deploy enhancements within Workday including automating the security assignments & access to the Workday Production/Sandbox/Dev Environments through the use of multiple SOAP API Loops (Boomerangs).
Moving forward, within coming sprints (weeks) work will begin on designing & building a new identity management framework within the University starting with Workday. The purpose of this project is to avoid duplication of identities within Workday and downstream systems including Aurion. This is a significant risk at the University as the current approach has resulted in multiple duplicate accounts being created resulting in poor UX/CX(EX) and time/materials of mediating each duplication (2000+) that have occurred since the system has gone live. My role within this project will be lead analyst and will be driving the design, build, test and deployment of the end product.
Servco is a Global car distributor and reseller predominately operating within the United States of America and Australia. Within Australia Servco oversees twelve separate entities focued on New and Used Car Sales on the Eastern and Western seaboard.
The role at Servco was twofold, initially the engagement initially as a resource to reporting to the Global HR Systems VP and matrix reported to the Executive People & Safety to deploy Workday & Unipay to the twelve separate Australian entities. Servco in consultation with their AMS partner made the decision early not to use consultants and Launch methodology instead opting to deploy Workday internally using resources in Australia and the US. My participation on the project as Workday & Unipay configurator and analyst (with assistance from my colleagues in the US). We worked with the Project Manager and Lead SME to manage work packages and project deliverables. This project was seminal in developing strong technical skills & business analysis. The role was my first-time hands-on end to end from gathering requirements, turning those requirements into a solution, completing the ETL (extract, transform & load) of historical payroll data, testing (Unit, E2E, UAT & Parallel pay-runs) through to Deployment. At the end of my tenure, we had deployed six entities and were able to complete the process within a fourteen week period.
As we deployed more entities it was identified that Workday though intuitive required centralized support for the entities as they came onboard. A support model was stood up as a result which required me to take on Tier 3 support and configuration. Predominately this was managing integrations and troubleshooting, payroll enhancements and reporting and dashboarding.
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