Descripción de la oferta
Global Data Migration Lead – Workday (Leapfrog Program)La información a continuación detalla los requisitos del puesto, la experiencia esperada del candidato y las cualificaciones correspondientes.
Context: Not a greenfield build, this is a legacy tenant. There is an implementation partner executing the technical migration/conversion; this person owns the business-side accuracy of what gets migrated and how.
Core Expectations:
Own end-to-end data migration strategy and roadmap for a brownfield Workday tenant (not new implementation), including legacy data cleansing, deduplication, and historical data decisions (what to migrate vs. archive vs. discard)
Act as the business owner/challenger of implementation partner's migration and conversion approach
Translate new data model and job architecture design into legacy-to-target data mapping requirements, working closely with the design/configuration workstreams
Define and enforce data governance standards for the new master data model (ownership, stewardship, ongoing maintenance post go-live)
Assess and manage downstream impacts on current HR architecture (integrations, payroll, benefits, TA/TM systems) driven by data model changes
Own migration testing strategy: mock loads, reconciliation, validation cycles, and sign-off criteria — reviewing execution, not performing EIB loads personally
Be conversant enough in Workday data structures (HCM Core, Comp, Absence, Recruiting) and EIB/load tools to interrogate technical output and catch errors
Manage cutover planning for data migration (sequencing, xghoner freeze periods, fallback plans)
Ensure compliance with GDPR and local data privacy regulations across all migrated data
Escalate migration risks/blockers to programme leadership and drive resolution with Accenture
Profile fit: Ex-Workday data/migration lead who has led or heavily overseen a legacy-to-Workday migration (ideally with an SI partner doing execution), strong on data model/governance thinking, comfortable challenging a delivery partner technically.
