HRIS Analyst
ERCOT · Austin, TX · 2 wk ago
HybridHuman Resources$83k–$114k/yrFull-time
Job Duties
- Support HR systems upgrades, enhancements, and implementations.
- Create system test scripts, analyze test results, and maintain regression test logs.
- Generate, analyze, and present HR-related data and metrics.
- Create standardized and ad-hoc reports to support HR and business needs.
- Identify opportunities to enhance HRIS functionalities and workflows.
- Collaborate with HR and IT teams to implement system improvements.
- Ensure data accuracy and integrity by conducting regular audits and validations.
- Provide training and support to HRIS users.
- Troubleshoot system issues and escalate to IT as necessary.
- Ensure HRIS practices comply with data protection regulations and internal policies.
- Stay updated on HRIS best practices and industry trends.
- Led or participated in HRIS-related projects, including system implementations, upgrades, and process improvements.
Requirements
- Requires minimum 2 years of job-related work experience in excess of degree requirements.
- Experience with Workday HCM Salary and level will be based on overall experience as determined by ERCOT.
Preferred Experience
- Experience with Success Factors succession planning, and Cornerstone LMS.
- Experience and knowledge of HR processes and best practices.
- Experience with data visualization tools such as Tableau or Power BI.
Education
- Bachelor's Degree: Human Resources, Business Administration or related field (Required).
- A combination of education and experience that provides equivalent knowledge to a major in such fields is required.
Certification
- PHR Professional in Human Resources (Preferred).
- SHRM-CP (Preferred).
- Workday Pro (Preferred).
Work Location
- Employees will be required to be on-site in Taylor, TX at a minimum of 2 days per week, or more, as needed based on the business needs as determined by management.
- On-site schedules are flexible or may be rotated based on business needs as determined by the Manager.
- Remote work is required to be performed from your Texas residence.
- Employees may opt to work on-site more than required or 100% of the time.