The role involves leading data migration workshops, serving as the functional SME for SuccessFactors Payroll, and coordinating with technical teams on payroll processing, testing, and documentation.
Responsibilities
- Lead HCM data migration workshops; define scope, deliverables, and quality bars.
- Serve as the functional SME for SuccessFactors Payroll, aligning configuration with business rules.
- Map and validate HR core processes (payroll, benefits, time, org management) with stakeholders.
- Document functional specs and data requirements to support build, test, and deployment.
- Coordinate with technical teams during conversion cycles; reconcile results and defects.
- Establish cutover and parallel run readiness criteria for payroll.
- Track issues and decisions; present clear options and risks to project leadership.
- Support test planning and execution related to payroll and HR processes.
- Provide knowledge transfer and documentation for sustainment teams.
Top Skills
Successfactors
Sapsol Technologies Inc Mississauga, Ontario, CAN Office
5865 McLaughlin Rd, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, L5R 1B8
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