Workday Financials Administrator
VELCO
Workday Financials Administrator
VELCO
Owns and operates Vermont transmission grid
As the nation’s first statewide, “transmission only” company, VELCO manages the safe, reliable, cost-effective transmission of electric power throughout Vermont and as a part of the integrated New England regional network.
We are seeking a skilled and motivated Workday Financials Administrator to support and optimize our Workday Financials platform. This role is responsible for the day-to-day administration, configuration, and support of Workday Financials, ensuring system stability, data integrity, and operational excellence across our finance functions.
The ideal candidate will partner closely with Finance and IT stakeholders to enhance business processes, support critical financial operations, and drive continuous improvement initiatives. In addition to Workday Financials responsibilities, this position will provide secondary support for other Workday modules and contribute to broader enterprise systems initiatives.
This is an opportunity to play a key role in supporting critical financial systems and driving operational excellence across the organization. You'll work alongside collaborative business and technology teams while helping shape the future of our enterprise systems landscape.
Workday Financials Administration
Integration & Data Management
Stakeholder Support & Collaboration
Continuous Improvement
Broader Systems Support
Education & Training
A Bachelor’s degree in Information Systems, Finance, Accounting, or related field (or an equivalent combination of education, training, certifications, and relevant professional experience)
Experience
A minimum of 4 years of system administration experience with 3+ years of experience administering Workday Financials
Knowledge/Skills
Preferred Qualifications:
Work Environment
Physical/Mental Demands
Prolonged periods of working on a computer. Must be able to maintain fast pace while completing complex, analytical work, in potentially stressful situations, with competing priorities, within tight timelines and with frequent interruptions. Must be able to work additional hours when necessary. Periodic travel and overnight stays will be required when attending industry workshops, training, and working from the head office etc.
Compensation Range:
$79,040.00 - $94,848.00 - $110,656.00/salaryThis compensation range represents the minimum, midpoint and maximum pay for this position. Individual offers will be based on various factors including, but not limited to, qualifications, education, skills, competencies, and experience. Please note that most offers for new employees fall under the midpoint of the range, allowing room for continued salary growth. Base pay is just one component of our total compensation package, which may also include comprehensive benefits, generous paid time off and incentive compensation (bonus) potential.
Important Considerations
Visit Velco.com for additional information on VELCO culture, benefits, and the recruiting process.
We are an equal opportunity employer, and ALL qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. Eligible applicants must be authorized to work in the United States.
VELCO is handling all aspects of talent acquisition internally and will not engage the services of third-party staffing agencies, recruiters, or headhunters. We kindly request that these entities refrain from contacting us.
Any offer of employment will be contingent upon successful reference check, background check (including social media check), physical examination, drug screening.
If you need an accommodation as part of the application or interview process, please send a request to [email protected]
VELCO operates Vermont’s statewide high-voltage electric transmission grid, owning and maintaining 740 miles of transmission lines, 55 substations and related facilities, 13,000 acres of rights-of-way, a statewide emergency radio system, and a 1,600-mile fiber network that monitors and controls the system while also supporting broadband. It moves electricity from generators to local utilities and customers using real-time monitoring and control systems to coordinate operations. It stands apart because its ownership comes from 17 distribution utilities and a public benefits corporation, and its for-profit structure is designed to return cooperative-like value to owners and Vermonters, enabling coordinated regional energy planning and a unified voice on issues. Its goal is to provide a reliable high-voltage grid, maintain regional energy coordination, ensure safe and affordable electricity, and extend infrastructure to support broadband and energy resilience in Vermont.
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