Workday Extend Integrations Developer

Windsor
8 months ago
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Job Title: Workday Extend Integrations Developer
Location: Windsor, 1-2 days onsite per month
Remuneration: Up to £950/day
Contract Details: Fixed Term Contract, 6 months, Full Time

Responsibilities:

Lead the implementation of programming best practises, focusing on scalability, automation, and optimisation of Workday Extend applications, including Orchestrate.
Develop and implement a minimum of four robust Workday Extend applications tailored to meet business needs.
Collaborate closely with business teams to deliver practical solutions that drive results.
Ensure adherence to information security policies and practises for all integrations.
Communicate complex technical concepts clearly to stakeholders, bridging the gap between IT and business.
Integrate Workday with Outlook APIs to enhance workflow automation and data synchronisation.
utilise large language models (LLMs) to summarise chat interactions, boosting communication efficiency.

Qualifications:

Expert proficiency in the Workday Extend platform is essential.
Extensive experience in designing, estimating, and building custom software applications in Workday Extend.
A deep understanding of Workday data and security models is crucial.
Proven collaboration skills with the ability to build trusted client relationships.
Experience with web service technologies (REST and SOAP) is required.
Demonstrated leadership in delivering complex technology solutions effectively.
Exceptional consulting skills to translate business problems into actionable IT software requirements.
Strong grasp of project methodologies and their role in successful project delivery.
Ability to manage conflicting demands and perform effectively in complex situations, including negotiation and conflict resolution.
Willingness to travel to customer sites within the region, with minimal out-of-region travel as needed.

Skills:

Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.
Excellent customer focus with the ability to manage and challenge customer expectations.
Proven capability to resolve customer escalations effectively.
Proficiency in connecting Workday to Outlook APIs for enhanced integration.
Experience with large language models (LLMs) for summarising chat interactions.

Join our client and be part of a dynamic team where your skills will shine! If you're ready to take on an exciting challenge as a Workday Extend Integrations Developer in the utilities industry, we want to hear from you! Apply now and help drive innovative solutions that make a difference!

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