Lead end-to-end Workday implementation projects: plan, coordinate cross-functional teams and vendors, manage risks/issues/dependencies, report status to stakeholders, and ensure adherence to Workday methodology.
Location: RemotePosition Overview
The Workday Project Manager oversees the planning, execution, and delivery of Workday implementations, ensuring projects are delivered on time, within scope, and on budget.
Key ResponsibilitiesManage end-to-end Workday implementation projects.
Coordinate cross-functional teams and vendors.
Manage project plans, risks, issues, and dependencies.
Provide regular status reporting to stakeholders.
Ensure adherence to Workday implementation methodology.
Proven experience managing Workday implementations.
Strong project management and leadership skills.
Experience working with executive stakeholders.
No 3rd parties; No Sponsorship - USC or Greencard
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