Lead a part-time consulting engagement in the discovery, design, and implementation of Workday Talent and Performance modules. Responsibilities include facilitating workshops, configuring Workday, managing testing, and supporting change management for a successful launch.
Senior Workday Talent & Performance Consultant
(Phase 0 + Implementation) – Part-Time | US-Based
Engagement Overview
We are seeking a Senior Workday Talent & Performance Consultant to lead a Phase 0 discovery and design effort followed by a hands-on implementation of Workday Talent and Performance modules. This is a 3–4 month, part-time consulting engagement supporting a cross-functional client team through design, configuration, testing, and enablement.
- Duration: 3–4 months
- Schedule: Part-time (approximately 20 hours/week initially; may increase to ~30 hours/week during the final 2–3 months)
- Location: Remote (US-based resource required)
- Time Zone: EST working hours
Key Responsibilities
Phase 0 – Discovery & Design
- Lead stakeholder workshops to assess current-state Talent and Performance processes and define a scalable future-state operating model, including goals, feedback/check-ins, performance reviews, ratings, eligibility, timing, calibration, and talent reviews.
- Translate business requirements into implementable Workday designs by documenting process flows, decision points, approvals, routing, notifications, exceptions, and governance.
- Maintain RAID logs, decision logs, and design documentation to support clear alignment and execution.
Implementation & Delivery
- Define and standardize foundational structures such as review templates and sections, rating scales, competencies/skills (as applicable), goal frameworks, eligibility rules, and security/access aligned with least-privilege principles.
- Configure Workday Talent and Performance modules according to approved designs, including business process frameworks, condition rules, notifications, and reporting readiness setup.
- Partner with HR, Centers of Excellence (COEs), and technical teams to manage downstream impacts including data, reporting/analytics, and integrations (if applicable).
- Develop testing strategies and assets (test scripts and scenarios), lead unit testing, support UAT execution, troubleshoot defects, and drive resolution through final sign-off.
- Support change management and adoption by creating practical enablement materials such as job aids, training content, rollout plans, and readiness checkpoints.
- Lead cutover and go-live preparation, including final validation, communication inputs, and hypercare planning to ensure a stable and successful launch.
Required Qualifications
- 6+ years of HR technology consulting experience with deep expertise in Workday Talent & Performance configuration and deployments.
- Proven experience leading Phase 0 discovery, driving key decisions, and converting them into clean, scalable Workday configurations.
- Strong workshop facilitation, documentation, stakeholder management, and delivery ownership skills, particularly in a part-time consulting model.
- Experience as a lead consultant on at least 2+ Workday Talent & Performance implementations.
- Ability to work independently, manage priorities effectively, and collaborate across cross-functional teams.
Top Skills
Workday
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