Dayforce WFM System Consultant

Jobgether; United States; A distancia; USD 57.000 - 86.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Remote-first flexibility

Travel opportunities within Canada

Professional development

Descripción de la vacante

Jobgether is seeking a Dayforce Workforce Management (WFM) lead who can own end-to-end implementations—from discovery and requirements gathering to go‑live and post‑go‑live support—across multiple client engagements. You will analyze client requirements, configure Time & Attendance and Scheduling, manage data mapping and integrations, develop test plans, run UAT, and lead client workshops.

This is remote‑first, Canada‑based travel may be required.

Formación

• 3+ years delivering Dayforce implementations with WFM components.
• Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.
• Strong English communication skills.
• Experience with client workshops and requirements gathering.
• Knowledge of data mapping and integrations.

Responsabilidades

• Lead end-to-end Dayforce WFM implementations across lifecycle.
• Gather and map client requirements to Dayforce capabilities.
• Configure Time & Attendance, Scheduling, accruals, and pay policies.
• Manage data mapping and integrations and ensure payroll data flows.
• Plan and execute testing: unit, system, UAT; resolve defects.
• Coordinate cutover and go-live activities.
• Facilitate client workshops and document designs.
• Provide post-go-live support and knowledge transfer.
• Oversee multiple client engagements and track project metrics.
• Contribute to practice development and knowledge sharing.

Conocimientos

Project management

Client communication

Problem solving

Attention to detail

Team collaboration

Time management

Educación

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Herramientas

Dayforce WFM

SQL

XML

Integrations

Descripción del empleo

Accountabilities

• Lead end-to-end implementations: Manage the Workforce Management (WFM) workstream throughout the Dayforce implementation lifecycle, including discovery, requirements gathering, gap analysis, solution design, configuration, testing, cutover, go-live, and post-implementation support.
• Analyze client requirements: Gather, document, and validate business needs, map them to Dayforce capabilities, and recommend best practices that improve operational efficiency and system performance.
• Configure workforce management solutions: Implement and validate Time and Attendance and Scheduling functionality, including pay policies, pay codes, overtime and premium rules, attendance policies, accruals, scheduling rules, labor forecasting, and time clock devices.
• Manage data mapping and integrations: Map data from existing timekeeping and scheduling systems, prepare functional specifications for customizations, and collaborate with integration specialists to ensure accurate WFM-to-payroll data flows, including hours, pay codes, and accrual balances.
• Coordinate testing and quality assurance: Develop test scenarios and lead unit, system, and user acceptance testing. Validate pay rules against time and payroll results, investigate defects, document root causes, and coordinate resolutions.
• Support deployment and cutover: Plan and execute implementation readiness activities, including accrual balance transfers, schedule configuration, time clock deployment, and go-live preparation.
• Facilitate client workshops: Lead working sessions, communicate recommendations, and produce clear design documents, configuration workbooks, and meeting notes.
• Provide post-go-live support: Troubleshoot issues, support system stabilization, and transfer knowledge to client teams so they can confidently maintain and manage their solutions.
• Manage project delivery: Oversee multiple client engagements simultaneously, track time accurately, forecast project hours, monitor performance indicators, and communicate risks or issues promptly to project managers and practice leaders.
• Contribute to practice development: Document implementation best practices, share technical solutions, mentor colleagues, and stay informed about new Dayforce releases and product capabilities.

Requirements

• Professional experience: At least 3 years of hands‑on Dayforce implementation experience, including direct configuration of Workforce Management functionality such as Time and Attendance, Scheduling, accruals, and pay policies.
• Implementation expertise: Proven experience delivering complete Dayforce implementations from initial discovery through configuration, deployment, go‑live, and post‑go‑live support.
• Workforce management knowledge: Strong understanding of timekeeping, scheduling, attendance, and labor practices, including FLSA overtime requirements, state meal and break regulations, and union or collective bargaining rules.
• Testing and troubleshooting: Experience developing test scenarios, coordinating testing cycles, validating system functionality, investigating defects, and documenting issues through resolution.
• Education: A bachelor's degree in Business, Information Systems, Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.
• Technical skills: Practical knowledge of Dayforce WFM configuration and an understanding of workforce data flows, system integrations, and the relationship between workforce management and payroll.
• Client relationship management: Confidence working directly with clients, building trusted relationships, facilitating discussions, managing stakeholder expectations, and responding constructively to feedback.
• Communication skills: Strong written and verbal English communication skills, including the ability to explain technical concepts clearly and lead client workshops.
• Organization and accountability: Demonstrated ability to manage multiple client projects, prioritize competing deadlines, maintain accurate timesheets, meet utilization targets, and deliver high‑quality work with minimal defects.
• Problem‑solving and collaboration: A proactive, detail‑oriented approach to resolving issues, managing project risks, and collaborating effectively with clients, project managers, and technical specialists.
• Preferred implementation experience: Familiarity with Dayforce Activate implementation tools, previous experience at a Dayforce implementation partner or directly with Dayforce, or a Dayforce WFM certification. Candidates should also be willing to pursue certification during onboarding if needed.
• Additional product knowledge: Experience with other Dayforce modules, including Payroll, HR, Benefits, Recruiting, or Onboarding, is an advantage.
• Integration and technical knowledge: Familiarity with Dayforce integration tools, data exchange methodologies, or the Dayforce Extensibility Framework is beneficial. Basic SQL or XML knowledge is a plus.
• Industry experience: Experience with labor forecasting, workforce budgeting, or multi‑site hourly workforces in industries such as retail, healthcare, hospitality, or manufacturing is desirable.
• Additional platform experience: Knowledge of other workforce management or HCM systems, such as UKG (Kronos), Workday, or ADP, is an asset.
• Relevant operational background: Experience in HR operations, payroll processing, or workforce planning can provide valuable context when advising clients.
• Growth mindset: A commitment to continuous learning, professional development, knowledge sharing, and delivering practical solutions that support client success. Candidates who meet the core requirements are encouraged to apply even if they do not possess every preferred qualification.

Benefits

• Competitive compensation: Base salary ranging from CAD $80,000 to $100,000 per year , plus incentive pay.
• Retirement savings: Group Registered Retirement Savings Plan (GRSP) with employer matching contributions.
• Medical coverage: Medical insurance through Medavie Blue Cross.
• Dental and vision: Coverage to support ongoing health and well‑being.
• Extended healthcare: Additional health benefits for eligible expenses.
• Life insurance: Coverage for you and your family.
• Convenient healthcare access: Online doctor services.
• Travel protection: Travel insurance coverage.
• Remote‑first flexibility: Work remotely from anywhere in Canada, with the tools and support needed to succeed.
• Work schedule: Monday to Friday, following U.S. Eastern Time business hours.
• Time off: Open vacation policy and paid volunteer days.
• Professional development: Ongoing training, learning opportunities, and support for expanding your Dayforce and workforce management expertise.
• Collaborative environment: Work alongside experienced consultants who value teamwork, knowledge sharing, and practical problem‑solving.
• Varied client engagements: Gain experience across different organizations, industries, and workforce management challenges.
• Inclusive workplace: Join a team committed to diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging, and equal employment opportunities.
• Travel requirements: Travel may be required depending on client and project needs.