Cooperdyne Tech

Workday PSA Consultant

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Remote

Hiring Remotely in United States

Mid level

Remote

Hiring Remotely in United States

Mid level

Implement and optimize Workday PSA solutions for project costing, billing, revenue recognition, and resource management. Lead or support implementations, configure project structures, integrate with Financials, test and resolve issues, and provide client training and support.

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Position Overview

The Workday PSA Consultant is responsible for implementing and optimizing Workday Professional Services Automation solutions to support project costing, billing, and resource management.

Key Responsibilities

Lead or support Workday PSA implementations from design through deployment.
Configure project structures, costing, billing, and revenue recognition rules.
Analyze professional services workflows and recommend Workday best practices.
Integrate PSA with Financials and other Workday modules.
Support testing, issue resolution, and system enhancements.
Provide client training and ongoing support.

Required Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Business, or related field.
Experience implementing Workday PSA.
Strong understanding of project accounting and billing models.
Experience with Workday configuration and reporting.

Certifications

Workday PSA Certification (mandatory).

Note:

No 3rd parties; No Sponsorship - USC or Greencard

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