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Workday Development Lead

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Workday Development Lead

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Remote or Hybrid

Hiring Remotely in United States

Senior level

Remote or Hybrid

Hiring Remotely in United States

Senior level

Lead Workday configuration and development across modules; design BPF workflows; build calculated fields, condition rules, and custom objects; define security roles; support testing, deployment, and post-production stabilization; document configurations and ensure Higher Ed governance compliance.

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The Workday Development Lead is responsible for turning requirements into reality. This role focuses on configuration, business process design, and ongoing optimization to ensure Workday supports how the institution actually operates.

You’ll work closely with functional teams to balance standard Workday design with the realities of Higher Ed.

Location

Remote with 10% travel to Tuscaloosa, AL, United States

Key Responsibilities

Lead Workday configuration and development across assigned modules
Design and configure Business Process Framework (BPF) workflows
Build calculated fields, condition rules, and custom objects
Partner with security teams to define roles and domain access
Support testing, deployment, and post-production stabilization
Ensure solutions align with Higher Ed governance and audit standards
Document configurations and support knowledge transfer

Required Qualifications

5+ years of Workday configuration and development experience
Higher Education experience required
Strong understanding of Workday business processes and security
Experience supporting HCM, Financials, or Student modules
Ability to work closely with functional and technical teams

Preferred Qualifications

Workday Pro certification
Experience with complex academic or unionized environments
Post-go-live optimization experience

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