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Data and Systems Analyst
The Office of Data, Academic Planning & Institutional Research (DAPIR) is seeking a Data and Systems Analyst consultant to assist with analysis, documentation, and recommendations for retrofits of enterprise data systems relating to the implementation of Workday. This role will work with DAPIR staff to evaluate the impacts of upstream data and systems changes on central data warehouses, enterprise Tableau reporting, internal analysis tools, and ancillary systems. This position will independently lead analysis, documentation, and creation of recommendations on how these system impacts may need to be retrofit to accommodate the upstream data structures.
The individual in this role is expected to have strong analytical and technical skills combined with excellent communication skills along with the ability to develop and maintain trusted client relationships with key stakeholders.
Responsibilities
Collaborate with internal DAPIR resources as well as partner projects across the University
Analyze existing data warehouses (Oracle, Snowflake) for impacts due to Workday changes
Analyze existing enterprise Tableau dashboards for impacts due to Workday changes Analyze existing ancillary systems for impacts due to Workday changes
Catalog existing DAPIR internal analysis tools and analyze for Workday impacts Document system requirements and user stories
Analyze requirements against existing system configuration and Workday impacts to identify gaps and provide retrofit recommendations
Write test plans and coordinate testing with stakeholders
Update related documentation to capture retrofit changes
Participate in Workday pre-implementation preparation activities
Provide Workday post-implementation support and analysis
Required Qualifications
8 years of professional experience as a technical Business Analyst, Systems Analyst, or Consultant
Experience gathering requirements, performing gap / fit analysis, and writing user stories Experience working with data and reporting users to interpret needs, making system recommendations, and providing user support either through a project or managing a production backlog
Experience performing analysis in analytics and data management environments Experience writing complex SQL or Python for data and system analysis
Experience writing test scripts and guiding users through testing
Preferred Qualifications
Experience using Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services (IICS)
Experience working in higher education
Workday implementation experience
Experience with data migration or transformations, including source system data mapping, translations, and cleansing
Experience performing system, quality, and / or smoke testing
Project Specifics
Knowledge Services Title
Systems Analyst III ($65 / hr)
Position Timelines
Start Date : 10 / 28 / 24
- End Date : 9 / 1 / 25
- This position will be evaluated every 3 months to determine the continuation throughout the project.
Location
Remote work (UW-Madison, US Central time zone)
Team Overview
On July 1, 2025, the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system Workday will be deployed across the UW-Madison campus and UW system, effectively replacing HR and finance PeopleSoft systems. As a result, several downstream data warehouses, enterprise reporting tools, and ancillary systems need to be retrofit to accommodate this change. The Office of Data, Academic Planning & Institutional Research (DAPIR) needs to analyze its existing systems for related impacts and make reasonable accommodations. These new solutions must be in place in alignment with the capabilities and timeline of the new Workday implementation.
Salary : $65
