Workday Contractor – Recruiting, Learning Modules

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Job Description:

  • Assess and optimize Workday Recruiting and Learning processes and workflows.
  • Increase recruiter and HR team efficiency by reducing manual, administrative work.
  • Streamline requisition approvals, candidate movement, recruiting operations, and learning administration processes.
  • Improve interview scheduling, onboarding, learning assignment, and overall employee experience.
  • Build impactful dashboards and reporting around key metrics such as time-to-fill, recruiter capacity, offer acceptance rates, learning completion rates, compliance training, and employee development participation.
  • Identify automation and AI opportunities to improve recruiting, onboarding, and learning outcomes.
  • Partner with TA, Learning & Development, HRIS, HR Operations, and business leaders to implement best practices.
  • Optimize learning catalogs, enrollment workflows, certifications, curriculum management, and learner experiences.
  • Enhance the integration between Recruiting, Onboarding, Learning, and broader Talent Management processes.
  • Develop a roadmap for long-term Recruiting and Learning process excellence and Workday optimization.

Requirements:

  • 5+ years of Workday Recruiting / Learning Modules experience.
  • Proven success optimizing recruiting processes, workflows, and business processes.
  • Strong expertise in Workday reporting, dashboards, and analytics.
  • Experience driving automation, process improvements, and operational efficiencies.
  • Strong stakeholder management and project execution skills.
  • Ability to identify root causes and implement scalable solutions.
  • Workday Pro Recruiting / Learning Certification preferred.
  • Experience supporting global recruiting organizations.
  • Experience with GEM, LinkedIn Recruiter, or other recruiting technologies.
  • Familiarity with AI, automation, and Talent Acquisition best practices.
  • Technology or semiconductor industry experience.

Benefits:

  • Health insurance
  • Flexible work arrangements
  • Professional development
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