Senior Business Analyst in USC’s Information Technology Services, leading planning, design, and configuration of Workday payroll and driving business process improvements.
Compensation
The annual base salary range for this position is $124,938.50 to $ $146,020.08.
Responsibilities
Lead planning, design, and configuration of Workday system for university payroll
Own requirements and conceptualize designs for future-state business processes
Communicate and present recommended improvements to stakeholders
Deliver engaging experiences balancing customer needs and technical realities
Develop Human Centered Design processes
Requirements
Bachelor's degree
Nice to have: Workday Payroll configuration
Nice to have: higher education payroll implementation
Shape new products, services, capabilities, and ways of working across the Innovation lifecycle, leading Experience Design engagements from Intake and Discovery through proof of concept, Pilot, and Transition.
Locations (4)
Bloomington, Illinois, United States
Dunwoody, Georgia, United States
Richardson, Texas, United States
Tempe, Arizona, United States
Compensation
Potential starting salary range: $135,000 - $155,000
Potential yearly incentive pay up to 10% of base salary
Responsibilities
Lead Experience Design across multiple innovation initiatives, providing strategic continuity from Intake and Discovery through proof of concept, Pilot, and Transition
Partner with Product, Technology, Enterprise Research, business partners, and Experience Design practitioners to clarify opportunities, define problems, align on intended value, and identify the assumptions and evidence needed to move forward
Lead Discovery by combining research, data, facilitation, service design, concept development, and prototyping to evaluate customer desirability, business viability, technical feasibility, and strategic alignment
Translate insights into clear experience strategies, priority use cases, hypotheses, success measures, decision ready artifacts, and recommendations for experimentation
Provide strategic and creative direction as practitioners move concepts into detailed design, testing, and delivery, ensuring the validated problem, experience intent, and intended outcomes remain connected to execution
