3 days ago
Remote, Australia +6 moreSenior
Responsibilities
- Implement Dayforce Workforce Management modules for enterprise customers.
- Collaborate with client stakeholders to understand time tracking, scheduling, compliance, and labor requirements.
- Design, configure, test, document, and troubleshoot client-specific WFM solutions.
- Translate business challenges into structured software-based solutions and identify root causes and resolution paths.
- Participate in client workshops, internal design reviews, testing cycles, and project-team activities.
- Develop platform knowledge, consulting skills, and functional expertise through project mentorship and formal training.
Requirements
- Applicants may have 5–7 years of experience in HR, business operations, scheduling, retail leadership, or workforce administration, or may be recent graduates from business or technical programs.
- Client-facing, analytical, or support experience and an interest in implementation-focused technology consulting are valued.
- Strong communication skills with the ability to move between technical and business language are desired.
- Structured problem-solving, technical curiosity, adaptability, proactive behavior, client focus, and a growth mindset are valued.
Benefits
- Location: Australia and New Zealand, with work supporting clients across Australia, New Zealand, and beyond.
- Mentorship and formal training support personal and professional growth.
- Benefits include time away from work programs, comprehensive wellness initiatives, competitive pay and benefits, recognition programs, volunteer days, and community-impact opportunities.
- Dayforce is an equal opportunity employer that supports diversity and inclusion.
Categories
Solutions Engineering
About Ceridian
Ceridian, now operating as Dayforce, builds a cloud human capital management platform that unifies HR, payroll, talent, and workforce management for employers. It sells its software as a subscription and serves customers globally. Headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota (with a major presence in Toronto), the company traces the Dayforce brand to 2009 and is publicly traded on the NYSE after rebranding in 2024.