Analyze and configure Workday and Adaptive financial modules (Finance/Procurement/AP/AR/Budgeting). Lead project work: requirements gathering, process redesign, system configuration, integrations, and testing to support finance operations.
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Job Description- Business Systems Analyst with Workday/Adaptive experience (Finance/Procurement/AP/AR/Budgeting etc). Someone that has experience with project work, requirements, process redesign, Workday configuration, testing, integrations etc – Target 130hr
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