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Senior Dayforce System Analyst - £50-60k
Location: UK Hybrid | Permanent
I'm looking for an experienced Senior Dayforce System Analyst to lead the administration, optimisation, and improvement of my clients' Dayforce HCM platform.
As a Dayforce Analyst, you'll work closely with HR, Payroll, Operations, and IT teams to deliver system enhancements, support acquisitions and integrations, improve reporting and analytics, and ensure the People Systems remain secure, compliant, and aligned to business needs.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the configuration and administration of Dayforce Core HR, Workforce Management, Documents, and Reporting.
- Support acquisitions and business integrations, including organisational setup, data migration, testing, and go-live activities.
- Provide expert support for payroll-related system configuration and issue resolution.
- Develop reports, dashboards, and workforce analytics to support decision-making.
- Manage security roles, access controls, compliance, and audit requirements.
- Support system integrations, APIs, and third-party interfaces.
- Act as the escalation point for Dayforce-related issues and stakeholder support.
- Drive continuous improvement, automation, and process optimisation across People Systems.
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- Extensive Dayforce administration experience within an organisation.
- Strong knowledge of Core HR, workflows, security, reporting, and data migration.
- Experience supporting acquisitions, integrations, or Dayforce implementations.
- Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and stakeholder management skills.
- A proactive approach to continuous improvement and delivering business value through technology.
Desirable
- Multi-country Dayforce experience.
- Knowledge of UK payroll legislation.
- Experience with APIs, integrations, SQL, or reporting tools.
- Project delivery experience.
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