System Analyst - Workday Absence & Time Tracking (f/m/x)

Own, optimize, and maintain the Workday Absence & Time Tracking modulesManage configuration changes, enhancements, and resolve issuesLead implementation activities from requirements gathering to rolloutSupport implementation and potential ownership of Workday SchedulingCollaborate with HR, Payroll, and business teams to gather requirements and deliver solutionsEnsure strong integration with other Workday modules and systemsStrong hands-on experience with Workday Absence modulesProven ability to troubleshoot and resolve configuration and functional issuesExperience with system testing and release managementBackground working in global or multi-country environments and strong stakeholder managementGood understanding of Absence and Time Tracking module touchpoints and dependenciesJoin us, building the best way to buy and sell cars!You do not meet 100% of the requirements? Take your shot and apply anyway! We offer room for growth and challenges to learn from.Contact Anita MareAt AUTO1 Group we live an open culture, believe in direct communication, and value diversity. We welcome every applicant; regardless of gender, ethnic origin, religion, age, sexual identity, disability, or any other non-merit factor. We are looking for a System Analyst - Workday Absence & Time Tracking (f/m/x) to join our Organisation and Development Team, that focuses on improving AUTO1's capability through the alignment of strategy, structure, people, systems, metrics, and management processes in our AUTO1 Group People Department. In this Department we shape the way we work and help our team grow. AUTO1 Group is Europe’s leading digital automotive platform. We revolutionize the used car market with our well-known brands Autohero, wirkaufendeinauto.de and AUTO1.com.What we offerOpportunities for Workday training to refresh or expand your knowledgeCollaborative, innovative, and international workspacePossibility to work from homeClear path for expanding responsibilities, including the possibility to take ownership of the other modulesOriginally posted on Himalayas