Workday Consultant

Role Overview

• - Lead client-facing Workday workstreams.
• - Act as a trusted advisor to HR and business leaders, owning solution design decisions and driving stakeholder alignment.
• - Ensure high-quality Workday implementations that balance global standards with local requirements.
• - Demonstrate strong consulting judgment, executive presence, and the ability to influence stakeholders across cultures and seniority levels.

Key Responsibilities

• Client Advisory & Stakeholder Influence - Serve as the primary functional lead and daily client contact for assigned Workday workstreams.
• - Build trusted relationships with HR, IT, and business stakeholders.
• - Lead design workshops, solution walkthroughs, and decision forums, ensuring timely alignment and sign-off.
• - Influence stakeholders with structured recommendations, clear options, and fact-based storytelling, while respecting cultural differences.
• - Contribute to proposals, solution shaping, and client relationship development when needed.

Workday Solution Design

• - Lead end-to-end Workday solution design across one or more modules (e.g., Core HCM, Talent, Compensation, Learning, Absence).
• - Translate client business requirements into scalable Workday configurations following global best practices.
• - Ensure quality, documentation standards, and design consistency across countries.

Change Management & Team Development

• - Support client change management, adoption planning, and leadership communications/demos.
• - Advise clients on readiness, cutover, and post-go-live stabilization.
• - Coach and develop consultants and senior consultants within the engagement team.
• - Provide quality assurance and feedback on deliverables.