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The People Systems Analyst is a key member of the People Experience (PX) Operations team, serving as a functional Workday expert. In this role, you will focus on the end-to-end lifecycle of Workday HCM configuration, advanced reporting, and continuous system optimization. Your mission is to ensure that Fortra’s Workday ecosystem remains a scalable, compliant, and user-friendly platform that empowers our general workforce.

WHAT YOU'LL DO
Workday Administration & Configuration
- Business Process Optimization: Design, configure, and maintain Workday business processes (BPs) and validations to streamline PX operations.
- End-to-End Implementation: Partner with the Sr.



People Systems Analyst to automate manual workflows—moving from initial requirements gathering through testing (UAT) to production deployment.
- Security & Compliance: Manage security role assignments and troubleshoot complex access issues while ensuring data integrity and GDPR/SOX compliance.
- Release Management: Play an active role in the Workday biannual feature releases by analyzing new functionality, conducting regression testing, and recommending adoption strategies.

Reporting & Data Insights
- Advanced Analytics: Build and maintain complex reports (Calculated Fields, Matrix, Composite) and executive dashboards to drive data-driven decision-making.
- System Health: Support Workday integrations and downstream data flows, ensuring seamless connectivity between PX systems.

Support & Consultation
- Operational Excellence: Provide "Tier 2" functional support for Workday Help Cases, ensuring hi

📌 HRIS Analyst (Colombia)
🏢 Fortra
📍 Colombia