Workday Solutions Architect
Medical University of South Carolina4 days ago
Remote, United StatesSenior
Responsibilities
- Design and evolve scalable, secure, supportable enterprise Workday solutions.
- Translate complex business requirements into cohesive Workday solution architectures.
- Provide technical direction for major initiatives, enhancements, integrations, and platform changes.
- Collaborate across functional, technical, security, integration, data, reporting, and infrastructure teams.
- Provide technical leadership to implementation partners and external vendors.
- Align Workday architecture with organizational standards, business priorities, and governance requirements.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Management Information Systems, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent relevant experience.
- Significant professional experience with enterprise application architecture, ERP platforms, integrations, or application development.
- Strong experience with Workday architecture and technical capabilities.
- Demonstrated experience designing complex integrations and enterprise application solutions.
- Experience working across technical and functional teams.
- Advanced Workday experience across multiple functional or technical domains.
- Workday certifications or demonstrated expertise in Integrations, Studio, Extend, Security, Reporting, HCM, Financial Management, or related technologies.
- Experience supporting a large, complex healthcare, higher education, academic medical center, or similarly regulated organization.
- Experience with cloud integration technologies, APIs, middleware, identity management, and enterprise architecture.
- Experience providing technical leadership to implementation partners and external vendors.
Categories
Solutions Engineering
About Medical University of South Carolina
Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) is a public academic health system that delivers patient care, trains clinicians, and conducts biomedical research for South Carolina. Through MUSC Health, it operates 15 hospitals and about 750 care locations, with services spanning primary to highly specialized care. Founded in 1824 and headquartered in Charleston, it funds operations through clinical services, tuition, and research grants under the state-run Medical University Hospital Authority.