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Bristol Myers Squibb

Global biopharma researching, developing, delivering medicines

Senior Manager - Global Timekeeping Product Design

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/2/2026Deadline 10/30/26
$134.6k - $163k/yr+ Discretionary incentive cash + Stock opportunities
Senior
Bachelor's
Tampa, FL, USA
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About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in Human Resources Management, Business Administration, Operations Management, or a related field, or seven or more years of equivalent experience.
  • Seven or more years of hands-on experience in timekeeping product design, workforce management systems, or time-and-attendance process design in a global or multi-country environment.
  • Strong understanding of the timekeeping-to-payroll data flow, including time calculation, pay code mapping, labor distribution, PECI/time extract integration, and exception management.
  • Proven ability to translate labor law and pay rule requirements, including the Fair Labor Standards Act, European Union Working Time Directive, shift differentials, overtime, and meal/rest breaks, into scalable process design and implementation.
  • Experience applying user experience or product design thinking to human resources or enterprise technology.
  • Experience with process simulations and creating detailed standard operating procedures and blueprint design documents.
  • Strong project management abilities, including managing project execution and monitoring projects within set timelines.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to present complex time policy and system design decisions clearly to all organizational levels.
Responsibilities
  • Partner with the Global Timekeeping Product Strategist to translate strategic priorities into detailed process designs, functional requirements, and system configurations ready for implementation.
  • Convert high-level product direction into employee- and manager-centered designs covering time capture, absence, schedule management, and pay rule configuration.
  • Maintain visibility into in-flight and upcoming roadmap initiatives and sequence design work in alignment with delivery timelines and the Global Absence Product Design team.
  • Analyze global time-tracking workflows to identify inefficiencies, compliance gaps, pay rule conflicts, and opportunities for harmonization across geographies and business units.
  • Design standardized, scalable time-entry and approval processes aligned with local statutory, labor law, and regulatory requirements.
  • Develop global design principles and configuration standards for pay rules, work schedules, time calculation groups, and absence types.
  • Identify and implement opportunities to automate time-data flows between timekeeping platforms and payroll systems, including Workday Payroll and ADP GlobalView/Celergo.
  • Design validation rules and real-time error-resolution workflows to support touchless, exception-based time processing.
  • Embed audit-ready controls within timekeeping processes to meet Sarbanes-Oxley requirements, internal audit standards, and country-specific labor compliance obligations.
  • Partner with Legal, Compliance, and Human Resources Centers of Excellence to translate regulatory changes into timekeeping configuration updates.
  • Develop and maintain documentation of time, pay rules, and process controls for audit and compliance reviews.
  • Apply user experience research methods, including journey mapping, persona development, and usability testing, to identify friction in time-entry and approval experiences.
  • Lead the consumerization of timekeeping by reducing clicks, eliminating redundant steps, and designing self-service capabilities.
  • Partner with Change Management and Communications to drive adoption of new timekeeping processes and tools.
  • Collaborate with Payroll Operations, People Technology, Finance, Legal, and external vendors to align timekeeping design with enterprise requirements.
  • Support vendor and platform discussions by providing design and configuration expertise, surfacing implementation constraints, and assessing roadmap feasibility.
  • Define and monitor key performance indicators for timekeeping accuracy, exception rates, late approvals, payroll impact of time errors, and service-level agreement performance.
  • Collaborate with the GPO Team to build dashboards providing real-time visibility into workforce time and attendance patterns.
  • Use data to identify systemic pay rule issues, recurring error patterns, and automation opportunities.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with Workday Time Tracking configuration in a global human capital management environment, including integration with Workday Payroll and/or third-party payroll systems via PECI.
  • Functional understanding of at least one major timekeeping platform, such as Workday Time Tracking, UKG/Kronos Workforce Central/Dimensions, or an equivalent platform, including pay rule configuration, work schedule setup, and absence management.
  • Familiarity with scheduling optimization concepts, including demand-driven scheduling and fatigue management rules, as applied to timekeeping system design.
  • Lean Six Sigma certification or equivalent process improvement methodology training.

About the company

Bristol Myers Squibb develops and sells medicines for serious diseases, focusing on cancer, immune system disorders, and cardiovascular conditions. Its work starts with research and development to create new therapies, which are then approved by regulators before being used by doctors and patients; the company also offers generic versions and supports biosimilars to expand access. BMS differentiates itself with a broad portfolio of innovative medicines alongside affordable options and a strong emphasis on ESG and regulatory engagement. The goal is to improve patient health by delivering effective, affordable medicines and advancing sustainable healthcare globally.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Lawrence Township, New Jersey

Founded

1887

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What believers are saying

  • BMS raised 2026 revenue guidance to $49.0-$50.0 billion after Q2 2026 beat.
  • Q2 2026 growth portfolio revenue rose 15%, driven by Reblozyl, Camzyos, Breyanzi.
  • Houston's $2.3 billion campus and Opdivo Qvantig support manufacturing and lifecycle defense.

What critics are saying

  • Reuters reported September 15, 2026, Amgen seeks Opdivo biosimilar entry before 2028.
  • A revived $6.7 billion Celgene CVR lawsuit threatens cash, distraction, and precedent.
  • September 22, 2026 layoffs cut 265 more New Jersey jobs through May 2027.

What makes Bristol Myers Squibb unique

  • BMS combines oncology, immunology, and cardiovascular franchises with large commercial scale.
  • Its growth portfolio, led by Eliquis, Reblozyl, Camzyos, and Breyanzi, offsets legacy decline.
  • The September 9, 2026 Houston campus adds flexible U.S. manufacturing for multiple modalities.

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