Dayforce System Analyst Administrator

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2 months ago
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PURPOSE OF JOB:

The Dayforce System Admin will play a pivotal role in driving the development and enhancement of our Dayforce implementation, with a focus on Sales and Operational enablement. The System Admin will collaborate closely with cross-functional teams, including HR, Payroll, Learning, Recruitment, IT and Development, to define, prioritise, and deliver features and improvements that enhance our HR system (Dayforce), it’s processes and capabilities.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

Subject Matter Expertise:

  • Serve as the resident expert on the Dayforce features and capabilities, possessing an in-depth understanding of solution approach. configuration, and best practices.

    Requirements Gathering:

  • Collaborate with stakeholders, end users, and other departments to elicit and document detailed requirements, ensuring alignment with business goals.

    User Experience (UX):

  • A basic understanding of UX principles to ensure that the user interface and user experience of the Dayforce system are user-friendly and efficient.

    Release Planning:

  • Collaborate with Dayforce & Development with wider HR teams relating to planned Dayforce releases, ensuring that features are maintained in alignment with stakeholder expectations.

  • Ensure full testing of new releases prior to Go Live in Production environment prior to major upgrades.

    User Acceptance Testing (UAT):

  • Work closely with HR/Payroll/Learning to define and execute UAT plans, ensuring that developed features meet quality standards and business requirements.

    Documentation:

  • Create and maintain comprehensive documentation including user guides & process flows, to facilitate effective use of Dayforce. Work closely with Learning Team on any Training Documentation and requirements as a result of changes.

    Continuous Improvement:

  • Monitor system performance and feedback to identify areas for improvement, recommending and driving enhancements to optimize data provision and system processes.

    Data Quality:

  • Function as the key influencer for data quality working with the business owners to design and lead initiatives to improve data, and work with HR & Payroll resources to perform regular data cleansing activity.

    Cross-Functional Collaboration:

  • Liaise between development & technical teams, stakeholders, and end users to facilitate effective communication, address concerns, and ensure successful project outcomes.

    Support:

  • Provide support to system users, helping them understand and effectively utilise changes in Dayforce, and offer ongoing support for inquiries and issues.

    Security and Compliance:

  • Understand data security and compliance regulations to ensure that the Dayforce implementation and improvements adhere to legal and regulatory standards.

    QUALIFICATIONS, EXPERIENCE, & SKILLS:

    Educational Qualifications:

  • English Language - ESSENTIAL

  • Maths - ESSENTIAL

  • Technology Studies - DESIRABLE

    Years of Experience

  • 2/3 years commercial experience in Dayforce System Administration - ESSENTIAL

  • +5 Years commercial experience in Payroll and/ or HR to ensure understanding of legislative requirements and processes - DESIRABLE

    Skills

  • Dayforce Self Learning Programmes Completed Online for all areas of system - DESIRABLE

  • Excellent communication skills (Written and Oral) - ESSENTIAL

  • Basic XML and SQL query knowledge - ESSENTIAL

  • Good understanding of relational databases and report writing - ESSENTIAL

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