Full-Time

Payroll Project Analyst

Deadline 8/20/27
DocuSign

DocuSign

5,001-10,000 employees

Cloud-based eSignature and agreement platform

No salary listed

Remote in Ireland

Remote

Bachelor's

Category
Accounting (1)
Required Skills
Workday HRIS
Oracle
Data Analysis
Excel/Numbers/Sheets

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Requirements
  • A 3rd Level Degree.
  • At least 3 years of hands-on payroll experience in a fast-paced, multi-entity environment.
  • Experience with multinational payroll, including Ireland and the United Kingdom.
  • Experience with markets such as Germany, France, Italy, and other EMEA countries.
  • Experience with payroll system implementation or payroll project work, such as changing payroll systems or vendors, testing, parallel runs, or configuration support.
  • Experience with Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, and data work including templates, uploads, and reconciliations.
  • Experience working effectively with cross-functional stakeholders.
  • Experience managing multiple tasks, owning deliverables, following through on actions, and meeting deadlines.
  • Strict confidentiality of payroll data and compliance with data protection and information security requirements.
Responsibilities
  • Play a pivotal role in the EMEA payroll project team as payrolls transition from multiple international vendors to a single global provider.
  • Take responsibility for payroll system implementation activities.
  • Design, prepare, and execute user acceptance testing cases and scripts.
  • Capture test results, log defects, and follow through to resolution.
  • Perform data validation and system reconciliation activities.
  • Prepare and execute cutover and go-live readiness tasks.
  • Configure pay elements in alignment with EMEA payroll requirements.
  • Prepare and maintain data files and templates for testing and implementation, including employee data, pay element mappings, and time and attendance feeds.
  • Validate that configuration and processes meet EMEA statutory requirements and internal policies, proactively identify and escalate issues, and propose solutions.
  • Collaborate with HR, Finance, Benefits, Stock, technical teams, and external vendors to support integrations and ensure data accuracy across systems.
  • Contribute to documentation of payroll processes, procedures, and controls related to the new system.
  • Support change management and training efforts by preparing guidance materials, reference documents, and FAQs for internal stakeholders.
Desired Qualifications
  • A professional payroll qualification, such as a Certificate in Payroll Techniques, IPASS, or CIPP/CPP.
  • Experience with or exposure to Dayforce, ADP, UKG, Workday, Oracle, or other payroll and human resources systems.
  • Stock payroll experience involving restricted stock units, options, or employee stock purchase plans.
  • Experience working as part of a geographically dispersed team.
  • Problem-solving and critical-thinking skills, initiative, ownership, issue resolution, and results delivery.
  • Strong numerical skills and attention to detail, with a commitment to data accuracy.
  • Clear and concise communication skills.
  • Self-motivation, flexibility, and comfort working in a changing project environment.

DocuSign provides a cloud platform for electronic signatures and digital agreements, with eSignature as its core product and the Agreement Cloud for end-to-end contract workflows. It works by routing documents to signers, collecting digital signatures, and automating steps through a subscription-based service accessible on computers and mobile devices. It differentiates itself with a broad, integrated suite for the entire agreement process, strong security and regulatory compliance (including FedRAMP), and a large enterprise customer base. Its goal is to speed up, secure, and simplify how organizations create, sign, and manage agreements while reducing costs and improving the customer experience.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

San Francisco, California

Founded

2003

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Q2 fiscal 2027 revenue rose 9% to $876 million on September 3, 2026.
  • Management raised full-year ARR growth guidance to 8.5%-9.0% and lifted fiscal 2027 revenue outlook.
  • Google Cloud Gemini, Salesforce, BearingPoint, and Slack integrations expand distribution fast.

What critics are saying

  • The August 2026 restructuring cuts 6% of staff, mostly Sales and Marketing, exposing go-to-market efficiency.
  • Standalone e-signature commoditization lets Microsoft, Adobe, and Google bundle contracts into workflows.
  • If AI agents own agreement workflows, DocuSign loses pricing power and becomes middleware.

What makes DocuSign unique

  • DocuSign Iris turns contracts into governed actions across Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, and Slack.
  • Its eSignature sits inside 1,100 partner apps and serves 1.9 million customers.
  • IAM unifies signing, CLM, and post-signature intelligence in one enterprise agreement layer.

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Benefits

Health benefits: Medical, dental, and vision

Life and disability benefits

Savings: Pre-tax parking plans, Health Savings Accounts, Health Care FSA, Dependent Care FSA

Wealth Generation: 401(k) or other retirement plans, Employee Stock Purchase Plan, Restricted Stock Units, Sales Commissions, Company Incentive Plan (CIP)

Growth & Insights and Company News

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Associated Press
Sep 4th, 2026
Docusign opens AI agreement layer to every agent via Model Context Protocol

Docusign announced it will open its Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server to AI agents on 30 September. The MCP will enable agreement intelligence and governed action to be accessed natively from Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Slack, and any MCP client. The company's MCP Server extends Docusign's API-first platform to agents using its intelligent agreement suite. It features account-level admin controls, global multi-region infrastructure, and multilingual support. Agents will access past negotiations, accepted terms, clauses, and company policy through Iris, Docusign's AI engine. Docusign's eSignature is currently embedded in over 1,100 partner-built applications. The company serves over 1.9 million customers and more than a billion people in over 180 countries. Salesforce recently named Docusign as a Partner of the Year award winner.

Yahoo Finance
Sep 3rd, 2026
DocuSign shares soar 8% on Q2 beat, raises ARR growth outlook to 9%

Docusign shares jumped over 8% in after-hours trading Thursday after the electronic signature company reported second-quarter results that beat analyst expectations. The company posted earnings per share of $1.16, exceeding the $1.08 estimate by $0.08. Revenue reached $875.7 million, topping the consensus estimate of $867.2 million. Docusign raised its annual recurring revenue growth outlook to a range of 8.5% to 9.0%, up from the previous 8.0% guidance. Chief executive Allan Thygesen attributed the improved outlook to AI-driven momentum across the business. He said the company's AI agents are now executing contract workflows end-to-end, whilst the IAM platform ingested a record volume of agreements during the quarter.

Armstrong
Sep 3rd, 2026
BearingPoint integrates GenAIQ with Docusign Intelligent Agreement Management to help procurement teams recover hidden contract value

BearingPoint integrates GenAIQ with Docusign Intelligent Agreement Management to help procurement teams recover hidden contract value. The Associated Press Sep 3, 2026, 3:31 AM BearingPoint announces the integration of its AI platform, GenAIQ, with Docusign Intelligent Agreement Management, to help procurement teams unlock contract value, automate compliance monitoring, and recover revenue that is often lost through unmet supplier obligations. AMSTERDAM-(BUSINESS WIRE)-Sep 3, 2026- BearingPoint announces the integration of its AI platform, GenAIQ, with Docusign Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM), to help procurement teams unlock contract value, automate compliance monitoring, and recover revenue that is often lost through unmet supplier obligations. BearingPoint announces the integration of its AI platform, GenAIQ, with Docusign Intelligent Agreement Management, to help procurement teams unlock contract value, automate compliance monitoring, and recover revenue that is often lost through unmet supplier obligations. While organizations invest significant time and resources in negotiating contracts, many struggle to realize their full value after signature. Service-level agreements (SLAs), penalty clauses, and performance commitments often remain buried within contract documents, disconnected from the operational data needed to verify compliance. As a result, organizations may miss opportunities to enforce contractual terms, claim service credits, and recover lost value. From static documents to actionable business intelligence The integration of GenAIQ and Docusign Intelligent Agreement Management addresses this challenge by transforming contracts from static documents into actionable business intelligence. By combining Docusign's contract intelligence capabilities with GenAIQ's AI-powered agents, procurement teams can continuously compare contractual commitments with actual operational performance, identify potential breaches, and quantify their financial impact. "Many organizations are leaving significant value untapped because contractual commitments are difficult to monitor at scale," said Tomas Chroust, Partner at BearingPoint. "By integrating GenAIQ with Docusign Intelligent Agreement Management, we provide procurement teams with real-time visibility into contract performance and enable them to proactively recover value that would otherwise remain hidden." Through the integration, procurement teams can interact with contract data through natural language and initiate automated compliance reviews. Contract obligations are extracted and structured through Docusign IAM, while GenAIQ connects with operational systems to compare contractual targets against actual performance metrics. For example, users can launch an SLA compliance assessment with a simple query and instantly determine whether suppliers have fulfilled contractual service commitments. The solution automatically identifies contractual targets, retrieves relevant operational performance metrics, and compares actual outcomes against agreed obligations. Where deviations occur, GenAIQ can quantify the resulting service credit claims and provide a complete audit trail to support supplier discussions and value recovery initiatives. Beyond monitoring and analysis, the solution streamlines downstream processes. When non-compliance is detected, GenAIQ can automatically prepare supporting documentation and generate requests for legal review based on contractual terms and verified performance data. This reduces manual effort, accelerates resolution times, and helps organizations ensure that contractual rights are effectively enforced. Major step toward making agreements a source of ongoing business value The integration is particularly relevant for procurement and supplier management teams seeking to improve contract governance, strengthen compliance, reduce administrative workloads, and maximize value realization across supplier ecosystems. "Every agreement that an organization signs contains valuable business data, however, most of it never gets used to drive future opportunities for value creation. Our mission is to change that. By integrating BearingPoint's GenAIQ with Docusign IAM, we're helping organizations to use their contract intelligence to drive real business outcomes. This partnership is a major step toward making agreements a source of ongoing business value, not just a compliance record," said Dhunji Bilimoria, Vice President Partners and Ecosystem, EMEA, of Docusign. The integration is available through BearingPoint and can be tailored to organizations' specific procurement, supplier management, and contract governance requirements. To learn more about GenAIQ and how it can accelerate your AI journey, visit the GenAIQ website: https://genaiq.bearingpoint.com/en/ About BearingPoint BearingPoint is an independent management and technology consultancy with European roots and a global reach. Armstrong help businesses transform by combining deep industry expertise with strong capabilities in strategy, operations, and technology. Dedicated SAP and Microsoft transformation units, a strong focus on AI, and outcome-based products enable Armstrong to provide tailored, innovative solutions that create measurable and sustainable value. In addition to its core consulting operations, Armstrong run two joint ventures. Arcwide, its joint venture with IFS, specializes in business transformation enabled by IFS technology. BearingPoint North America, its joint venture with ABeam Consulting, focuses on consulting excellence and business transformation built on SAP. BearingPoint works with many of the world's leading companies and public-sector organizations. Together with its strategic alliance partner ABeam Consulting, the firm brings together more than 15,000 professionals and serves clients in over 70 countries, delivering seamless business transformation, strengthening performance, and driving sustainable impact. BearingPoint is recognized among TIME World's Best Companies and Forbes World's Best Employers. The firm is also a certified B Corporation, committed to responsible business and creating long-term value for organizations, people, and society. Alexander Bock Global Senior Manager Communications Telephone: +49 89 540338029 Email:[email protected] KEYWORD: NETHERLANDS EUROPE INDUSTRY KEYWORD: LEGAL SOFTWARE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DATA MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TECHNOLOGY SECURITY BUSINESS PUB: 09/03/2026 02:30 AM/DISC: 09/03/2026 02:31 AM

Business Wire
Sep 3rd, 2026
BearingPoint integrates GenAIQ with Docusign IAM to help procurement teams recover hidden contract value

BearingPoint has integrated its AI platform GenAIQ with Docusign Intelligent Agreement Management to help procurement teams recover hidden contract value. The solution transforms contracts into actionable business intelligence by continuously comparing contractual commitments with actual operational performance. The integration enables teams to monitor service-level agreements, penalty clauses, and performance commitments that often remain buried in contract documents. Using natural language queries, users can launch compliance assessments that automatically identify contractual targets, retrieve performance metrics, and compare outcomes against agreed obligations. When non-compliance is detected, GenAIQ quantifies service credit claims and prepares supporting documentation for legal review. The solution is particularly relevant for procurement and supplier management teams seeking to improve contract governance and reduce administrative workloads. The integration is now available through BearingPoint and can be tailored to specific organisational requirements.

MarketBeat
Sep 3rd, 2026
Docusign Q2 earnings call highlights.

Docusign Q2 earnings call highlights. September 3, 2026 Key points. * Docusign reported solid second-quarter results, with revenue up 9% year over year to $876 million, non-GAAP operating income rising 16% to $277 million, and free cash flow increasing more than 35% to $296 million. * IAM adoption accelerated, reaching 15.1% of total ARR versus 12.6% in the prior quarter. Docusign expanded AI features, agentic tools and integrations, while raising its full-year ARR growth outlook to 8.5%-9.0% and expecting IAM to represent 18%-19% of ARR by fiscal year-end. * The company ended the quarter with nearly $1 billion in cash, no debt and $2.1 billion remaining under its buyback authorization after repurchasing $307 million of stock. It also raised its fiscal 2027 revenue outlook to $3.499 billion-$3.507 billion, or roughly 9% growth at the midpoint. * Five stocks to consider instead of Docusign. Docusign NASDAQ: DOCU reported second-quarter fiscal 2027 revenue of $876 million, up 9% from a year earlier, as adoption of its Intelligent Agreement Management, or IAM, platform increased and the company expanded its artificial intelligence capabilities and integrations. Chief Executive Officer Allan Thygesen said IAM accounted for 15.1% of total annual recurring revenue, or ARR, at the end of the quarter, up from 12.6% in the first quarter. The company raised its full-year ARR growth outlook to a range of 8.5% to 9.0%, compared with 8.0% growth in fiscal 2026, and expects IAM to account for 18% to 19% of total ARR exiting the fourth quarter. "Our platform strategy is working," Thygesen said, citing increased IAM adoption, continued product development and the company's ability to maintain margins while expanding AI-driven functionality. Financial results and capital returns. Docusign's second-quarter revenue included a 1.3 percentage-point benefit from foreign exchange rates. International revenue represented 31% of the total. Chief Financial Officer Blake Grayson said that, after adjusting for foreign exchange and the prior-year contribution from digital add-ons, revenue growth accelerated by nearly one percentage point year over year. Non-GAAP operating income rose 16% year over year to $277 million. The company reported a non-GAAP operating margin of 31.6%, up 180 basis points from the prior-year period and above the midpoint of its guidance range. Non-GAAP diluted earnings per share increased 26% to $1.16, while GAAP diluted earnings per share rose 33% to $0.40. Free cash flow was $296 million, up more than 35% from the prior-year quarter and equal to a 34% margin. Over the trailing 12 months, Docusign generated $1.2 billion in free cash flow, according to Grayson. The company ended the quarter with just under $1 billion in cash equivalents and investments and no debt. It repurchased $307 million of stock during the quarter, reducing total diluted shares outstanding by 8% year over year to 193 million. Docusign had $2.1 billion remaining under its share-repurchase authorization. Non-GAAP gross margin was 81.7%, slightly below the prior-year level due to the company's cloud migration investments. Docusign said the migration remains on track to be largely completed by the end of fiscal 2027 and expects full-year gross margin to decline slightly year over year. IAM adoption and AI product expansion. Thygesen said customers had ingested more than 300 million documents through IAM Agreement Manager. He said the platform's AI-native architecture allows Docusign to process workloads at lower marginal costs than products that route work to external large language models. During August, the company introduced an AI assistant and agentic capabilities for contract analysis, redlining and workflow automation. The release included pre-built agents for document intake and vendor renewals, along with an Agent Studio intended to let customers develop and govern custom agents for uses such as compliance auditing, business playbooks and vendor-pricing evaluation. In user testing, Thygesen said the AI assistant reduced the time required to summarize, review and finalize agreements such as nondisclosure agreements by roughly half. Docusign also continued expanding IAM into third-party tools. The company announced general availability of a Docusign app for Slack in June, integrations with Perplexity and Google Cloud's Gemini Enterprise for Legal, and existing connectors with Anthropic, Gemini, OpenAI and Microsoft Copilot. Cumulative active accounts using Docusign's Model Context Protocol, or MCP, capabilities more than quadrupled during the quarter, Thygesen said. The company expects its MCP server to become generally available by the end of the month. Thygesen told analysts that customers need an IAM license to use the connectors, with the company's existing credit model applying to those calls. While he described the integrations as a potentially important future distribution and discovery channel, he said it remains early for customers to find Docusign through those platforms. Customer trends and Enterprise activity. Docusign ended the quarter with more than 1.9 million customers, representing nearly 10% year-over-year growth. Grayson said digital-channel activity helped drive the increase, while envelope sending and contract utilization also increased year over year. Dollar net retention among direct customers was 103% on a rounded basis, improving modestly from both the prior quarter and prior year. Grayson said retention gains had historically been the largest contributor to improvement, but expansion is beginning to play a larger role. The number of customers with more than $300,000 in annual contract value rose 14% year over year to nearly 1,300. Thygesen said IAM was the main source of expansion and larger deal activity, though the company also continued to see large eSignature transactions. He said Docusign recorded its largest U.S. public-sector deal and its largest Latin America deal during the quarter. Management cited deployments by Salesforce, Oppenheimer, SailPoint, Upstart, Optimizely and HydroCorp. HydroCorp, which integrated IAM for sales with Salesforce, reduced the time needed to prepare a new contract from two to three hours to 20 minutes, according to Thygesen. Updated outlook. For the third quarter, Docusign expects revenue of $886 million to $890 million, representing 9% year-over-year growth at the midpoint on an as-reported basis. It forecast non-GAAP gross margin of 81.5% to 81.9% and non-GAAP operating margin of 31.3% to 31.7%. For fiscal 2027, the company expects revenue of $3.499 billion to $3.507 billion, or 9% growth at the midpoint. The outlook includes an approximately one percentage-point foreign-exchange tailwind, though management said incremental currency headwinds reduced the full-year revenue outlook by about $4 million. Docusign forecast full-year non-GAAP operating margin of 31.0% to 31.5%. Grayson said the company will continue investing selectively in IAM while managing hiring and using lower-cost locations for its year-over-year headcount growth. About Docusign (NASDAQ:DOCU). DocuSign, Inc NASDAQ: DOCU is a leading provider of electronic signature and digital transaction management solutions. The company's flagship offering, DocuSign eSignature, enables organizations to send, sign and manage legally binding electronic agreements securely in the cloud. 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