Cognizant

Workday Integrations Senior Principal Consultant

United States

$128,093 – $192,140Compensation
Senior (5 to 8 years), Expert & Leadership (9+ years)Experience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Information Technology, ConsultingIndustries

Requirements

Candidates should possess a Bachelor’s degree in Management Information Systems, Industrial Engineering, or a related engineering discipline, or equivalent experience. They must have at least four years of Workday certified Integration consulting experience, along with a current Workday Studio and CCTPP integration certification held for over two years. Experience with the Student module or Workday Extend and/or Orchestrate is preferred, and demonstrated proficiency with web service technologies such as REST, JSON, SOAP, HTTP, SSL, PGP, SAML, and exceptional Excel skills are also required.

Responsibilities

The Workday Integrations Senior Principal Consultant will lead phase 1 implementation projects with a large team of integration developers, working directly with business and IT stakeholders to confirm requirements, consider design alternatives, facilitate discussions, and drive requirements sign-off. They will evaluate technical impacts, create detailed system interface specifications, develop, test, and deploy integrations to meet business requirements, facilitate knowledge transfer, educate clients on operating interfaces, track issues and risks, and communicate status to project management. Additionally, the role involves demonstrating the creation of innovative solutions for complex Workday integrations and project experience on ERP implementation projects using SOA tools.

Skills

Workday Integrations
Workday Studio
CCTPP
SaaS
SOA
Web Services
REST
JSON
SOAP
HTTP
SSL
PGP
SAML
SAP NetWeaver
Oracle Fusion
Workday Studio
Middleware
ERP Implementation
Technical Lead
Student Module
Extend
Orchestrate

Cognizant

Professional services for digital transformation

About Cognizant

Cognizant provides professional services that help businesses adapt to the digital age. The company works with clients to improve their business operations and technology systems through a consultative approach that focuses on specific industries. This means they tailor their services to meet the unique needs of each client, helping them to innovate and operate more efficiently. Unlike many competitors, Cognizant emphasizes a deep understanding of various industries, which allows them to offer more relevant solutions. The goal of Cognizant is to empower clients to thrive in a digital world by transforming their business models and enhancing their operational capabilities.

Teaneck Township, New JerseyHeadquarters
1994Year Founded
IPOCompany Stage
Consulting, Enterprise SoftwareIndustries
10,001+Employees

Risks

Integration challenges from acquisitions may affect service delivery and client satisfaction.
Expansion into IoT exposes Cognizant to competitive pressures.
Geopolitical risks in Eastern Europe could impact Cognizant's operations.

Differentiation

Cognizant's consultative approach tailors digital solutions to specific industry needs.
Strategic acquisitions enhance Cognizant's capabilities in IoT and digital transformation.
Cognizant's strong presence in Eastern Europe boosts its software engineering talent pool.

Upsides

Growing demand for digital transformation boosts Cognizant's service offerings.
IoT market expansion aligns with Cognizant's acquisition of Mobica.
ServiceNow expertise strengthens Cognizant's position in enterprise IT solutions.

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