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Work Opportunity for fourth-year Computer Science students – University of Waterloo Workday implementation

By Jessica

The University of Waterloo is transitioning to a new Human Resources system, Workday, launching in January 2019. As part of the implementation we are looking to fill positions that would be responsible for the migration and translation of data between our current HR system, PeopleSoft and the new system, Workday, before our go-live date.

Experience needed:
  • Understanding of object-based software models, relational database software models and data elements/data objects
  • Understanding of business processes and workflows
  • Creating and executing test cases
  • Performing data object quality assurance
  • User Acceptance Testing
  • Working in development, test and production environments
  • Moderate to advanced knowledge of Microsoft Excel

This is a four month contract position and we have four positions available. If you’re interested, or would like to learn more, please contact Kimberley Snage, Director, HR Projects, Technology & Analytics: kimberley.snage@uwaterloo.ca

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