Capgemini
Workday Consultant - AMS and Optimisation

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We are looking for an experienced Workday Functional Consultant to join our Workday Practice, with a specific focus on Application Managed Services (AMS), optimisation and continuous improvement for live Workday environments. This is an office-based role in Manchester for someone who combines Workday functional knowledge, hands-on configuration experience, service delivery discipline and strong consulting skills. You will collaborate with client stakeholders, service teams, functional specialists, technical colleagues, integration teams and delivery leads to resolve issues, deliver enhancements and identify opportunities to improve HR processes and Workday adoption.
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As a Workday Functional Consultant focused on AMS and Optimisation, you will support the delivery of high-quality Workday managed services, enhancements and optimisation initiatives. You will analyse client requirements, configure and test Workday changes, resolve functional issues, support service requests and contribute to continuous improvement activity across live Workday environments. You will be expected to bring a modern consulting mindset: practical, service-focused, outcome-led and comfortable helping clients understand how to use Workday capabilities, data, automation and emerging AI-enabled functionality responsibly and effectively. You will also support knowledge transfer, documentation and reusable service assets that help build a scalable AMS capability from the Manchester office.
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