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$122,000 – $207,000
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What this role is
This role leads the design and evolution of Mastercard's Workday enterprise platform, focusing on integrations, modern application development, and employee experience at global scale. It suits senior engineers with deep Workday expertise who can architect solutions, mentor teams, and drive platform modernization through emerging technologies.
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What they ask for
Required
- Extensive hands-on experience developing enterprise applications using Workday platform
- Strong proficiency with Workday Extend architecture, application lifecycle, security, user experience, and platform capabilities
- Strong experience with Workday Integrations including Studio, Orchestrate, Core Connectors, EIBs, APIs, and Workday Web Services
- Advanced experience with REST APIs, SOAP, JSON, XML, XSLT, and enterprise integration patterns
- Experience defining enterprise architecture, reusable frameworks, engineering standards, and platform best practices
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Ability to influence stakeholders and communicate effectively with technical and non-technical audiences
- Experience mentoring engineers and leading enterprise technical initiatives across multiple teams
- Experience with CI/CD, automation, monitoring, and modern software engineering practices
- Experience working in Agile software delivery environments
- Demonstrated ability to prioritize competing initiatives and balance strategic and operational work
- Experience evaluating and improving business processes and integration workflows through automation and process optimization
Nice to have
- Workday Extend certification
- Workday Integration certifications
- Experience with AI-assisted development
- Passion for innovation and continuous learning