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University of Wisconsin–Madison is seeking a Senior Business Systems Analyst to lead complex data analyses and ERP initiatives within the Workday WEST team. The role focuses on optimizing Workday and related systems to support Finance, HR, and Research Administration, while guiding less experienced staff and driving strategic system improvements.
The Senior Business Systems Analyst will oversee requirements gathering, system design, testing, and successful Workday releases, balancing cost,
Academic Staff
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Business Systems Analyst III (Inst)
Common: Makes final determinations on systems requirements and technology selection and performs complex data analysis to ensure data management objectives are met. Provides guidance to lower level staff and serves as a subject matter expert to leadership. Recommends and provides direction for the mapping of business processes.
Serves as a subject matter expert to institutional and unit leadership. Leads Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems to support the business operations of UW. Leads system analysis and design, development of technical solutions within application and database management infrastructure. Assists and provides technical leadership, training, and guidance to less experienced staff to support ERP systems. Resolves complex problems with minimal guidance.
Unique: The Workday Enterprise Solutions Team (WEST) is responsible for the administration and optimization of Workday and related systems (including, but not limited to, Adaptive, Jaggaer / ShopUW+, RAMP) for Finance, Human Resources, and Research Administration across the Universities of Wisconsin System, while focusing on people, processes, and technology. This team will concentrate on continuous improvement and system maintenance, release enhancements, support, and strategic integration of the Workday ERP and related systems to achieve business objectives.
Senior Business Analysts will support one or more teams within the WEST team. Activities may include leading the review, redesign and optimization of complex business processes, security policies, reports, and other system functionality, including ancillary and bolt-on IT systems. Senior Business Analysts will be responsible for system maintenance, design, configuration, testing and the successful implementation of Workday releases. They will also evaluate additional features and systems to enhance user experience, compliance, research and analyze data patterns to troubleshoot or highlight areas of improvement, write reports and develop requirements for integrations or other technical solutions. The Senior Business Systems Analyst serves a vital role within WEST.
This position involves the following duties:
To be successful in this position, you will need to intentionally collaborate with peers across WEST and work to actively foster a respectful, inclusive and safe team environment.
Schedule will be determined with the selected finalist upon hire. Primary schedule will be during business hours on Monday through Friday, beginning no later than 9:00AM CST and ending no earlier than 3:00PM CST, with an on-call or weekend rotation as required by the department.
Workday and Enterprise Solutions Team (WEST)
Well qualified applicants can expect to earn between $100,000 - $125,000, with final salary based on experience and qualifications.
In addition to salary, this position offers a comprehensive benefits package, including generous paid time off, competitively priced health/dental/vision/life insurance, tax-advantaged savings accounts, and participation in the nationally recognized Wisconsin Retirement System (WRS) pension fund. For a summary of benefits, please see: https://www.wisconsin.edu/ohrwd/benefits/download/fasl.pdf.
Daniel McCusky, HR Generalist
daniel.mccusky@wisc.edu
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