FAQs
What is the role of an HRIS Analyst, SuccessFactors?
The HRIS Analyst, SuccessFactors will manage and develop the HR Core Solution, drive projects, manage releases, perform testing and configuration changes, and collaborate with HR policy and process owners to maximize the use of Employee Central (EC).
What qualifications are required for this position?
A Bachelor's degree in business administration with a focus on Human Resources or Organizational Development and at least 4 years of experience in Operations, Process Design, or Program/Project Management are required. Additionally, SAP SuccessFactors certification on EC Modules and a minimum of 3 years managing SAP SuccessFactors EC, ATS, and ONB modules are essential.
Is experience in SAP SuccessFactors mandatory?
Yes, experience in managing SAP SuccessFactors Employee Central, ATS, and ONB modules is required, along with SAP SuccessFactors certification.
What is the typical salary range for this role?
The typical base pay range for this role across the U.S. is USD $94,600 - $183,800 per year, with a higher range for specific locations like the San Francisco Bay area and New York City, which is USD $122,000 - $200,500 per year.
What kind of projects will the HRIS Analyst work on?
The HRIS Analyst will lead the implementation of SuccessFactors changes, manage HR projects and enhancements, ensure data integrity, and drive collaboration across teams to improve HR processes and service delivery.
Will the analyst be involved with change management?
Yes, the HRIS Analyst will drive change management initiatives, consult on HR system performance, coordinate system releases, and engage with teams to prepare for changes.
What is the focus of the HRIS Analyst's responsibilities?
The focus includes planning and execution, risk assessment, release and configuration management, change management, and specialty responsibilities such as business analysis and roadmap planning.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, the role offers opportunities to work with industry-leading technologies like SAP and Microsoft, as well as potential for partnerships that can enhance professional growth.
Can I apply for this position if I do not have a Bachelor's degree?
Equivalent experience may be considered, but the lack of a Bachelor's degree must be accompanied by significant relevant experience in the required fields.
What is Microsoft’s commitment to diversity and inclusion?
Microsoft is an equal opportunity employer that values diversity and inclusion, ensuring that all qualified applicants are considered without regard to various protected characteristics.