HR System Implementation Project Manager

Hays Technology

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£350 – £390 pd

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JOB DETAILS

- £350-£390 PER DAY

- INSIDE IR35

- 6-MONTH CONTRACT

- 2 DAYS ON-SITE PER WEEK IN EXETER

- ELIGIBILITY FOR BPSS CLEARANCE

SKILLS

- Extensive experience working in HR Data Governance projects.

- Strong skills in developing Power BI people analytics dashboards.

- Experience in iTrent.

- Understanding of Data Quality processes.

- Excellent communication and collaboration skills.

RESPONSIBILITIES

- Lead the implementation and embedding of additional iTrent functionality.- Improve Data Quality within systems to enhance decision-making and reduce manual processes.

- Take a leading role in HR elements of digital transformation programmes.

- Support transition of HR systems to cloud-based technologies.

- Lead activity relating to HR Data Governance and drive development of people analytics dashboards using iTrent DataMart.

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