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UKG PRO Consultant- Project Based (1099)

Remote, US

UKG PRO Consultant- Project Based (1099)

Job Summary:

PHR the leader in Human Capital Consulting is looking for a dedicated individual to join our team as a 1099 UKG Pro Implementation Consultant. In this role, you will play a key role in supporting our elite client's implementation process, from discovery to go-live. The ideal candidate will be a self-starter who excels at working closely with project leadership to achieve the desired future state solution.

 Duties/Responsibilities: 

  • Act as a consultant on project teams for UKG Pro implementations.
  • Participate in client discovery sessions and document functional and technical requirements.
  • Collaborate with project consultants to configure and test client solutions.
  • Conduct solution review workshops and support the development of client test strategy.
  • Proactively manage solution delivery risks and support clients through UAT, deployment, and go-live.
  • Work closely with UKG WFM consultants for joint UKG Pro/UKG Pro WFM implementations.
  • Collaborate seamlessly with cross-functional consultants to deliver optimal client solutions.

Required Skills:

  • 2 or more years of UKG Pro experience.
  • Proficiency in UKG Pro implementation methodology and processes.
  • Additional UKG Module certifications a plus.
  • Experience with joint UKG Pro and Workforce Dimensions implementations is a plus.
  •  Demonstrated success in meeting client deliverables during software implementations.
  • Ability to manage multiple projects concurrently and meet various deliverables.
  • Strong communication skills to effectively engage with clients and vendors throughout projects.
  • Capability to lead and execute all phases of implementation, from client discovery to deployment.
  • UKG implementation certifications are mandatory.

If you have a passion for implementing UKG solutions, a track record of successful client interactions, and the ability to drive projects to successful outcomes, we encourage you to apply. 

 

PREDICTIVEHR is an equal opportunity (EEO) employer. We hire without regard to age, color, disability, gender (including gender identity), marital status, national origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, veteran status, or any other status protected by applicable law.

Interested candidates who would like salary and benefits information may contact recruiting@predictivehr.com

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