Senior Manager, Global Timekeeping Product Design
Core
Primary driver of execution and enablement for the global timekeeping product, translating strategic roadmaps into designed, implemented, and optimized processes and system capabilities for accurate time capture, labor distribution, and pay rule interpretation worldwide.
Role type
Senior Manager, Global Timekeeping Product Design
Builds
Global timekeeping processes, system configurations, and automation workflows for time capture, absence, schedule management, and pay rule interpretation.
Domain
Human Resources / Workforce Management / Global Payroll
Deliverable
production ML models | product features | dashboards & analysis | research | client delivery | infrastructure | physical/clinical work
Required skills
Timekeeping product design, Workforce management systems, Time-and-attendance process design, Timekeeping-to-payroll data flow, Labor law and pay rule translation, UX/product design thinking, Process simulation and blueprint design, Project management
Preferred skills
Workday Time Tracking configuration, Major timekeeping platforms (UKG/Kronos), Scheduling optimization concepts, Lean Six Sigma
Technologies
Workday, UKG (Kronos), ADP GlobalView/Celergo, PECI
Responsibilities
Translate strategic priorities into detailed process designs and functional requirements; Analyze global time-tracking workflows to identify inefficiencies and compliance gaps; Design standardized time entry and approval processes aligned with local statutory requirements; Identify and implement automation opportunities for time data flows between timekeeping and payroll systems; Embed audit-ready controls within timekeeping processes to meet SOX and internal audit standards; Apply UX research methods to champion the employee and manager experience; Partner with cross-functional stakeholders including Payroll Operations, Finance, and Legal; Define and monitor KPIs for timekeeping accuracy and build dashboards for workforce visibility.
Seniority
Senior Manager, hands-on IC with strategic execution