Implement and optimize Workday PSA solutions for project costing, billing, revenue recognition, and resource management. Lead or support implementations, configure project structures, integrate with Financials, test and resolve issues, and provide client training and support.
Position Overview
The Workday PSA Consultant is responsible for implementing and optimizing Workday Professional Services Automation solutions to support project costing, billing, and resource management.
Key ResponsibilitiesLead or support Workday PSA implementations from design through deployment.
Configure project structures, costing, billing, and revenue recognition rules.
Analyze professional services workflows and recommend Workday best practices.
Integrate PSA with Financials and other Workday modules.
Support testing, issue resolution, and system enhancements.
Provide client training and ongoing support.
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Business, or related field.
Experience implementing Workday PSA.
Strong understanding of project accounting and billing models.
Experience with Workday configuration and reporting.
Workday PSA Certification (mandatory).
Note:No 3rd parties; No Sponsorship - USC or Greencard
Similar Jobs
Information Technology • Insurance • Software
Provides enterprise technical direction and hands-on architecture for scalable, cloud-based microservice SaaS applications. Designs and implements AWS DevOps infrastructure, deployment, observability, security, and application platforms. Mentors senior engineers and architects, coordinates development teams, evaluates technologies, troubleshoots code, supports architectural documentation, and translates business requirements into practical technology solutions. Requires expertise in Java, Python, Kubernetes, Docker, databases, event-driven architectures, and cloud application design.
Top Skills:
AWSC#Cloud ComputingDevOpsDockerIdentity FederationJavaJavaScriptKafkaKinesisKubernetesKubernetesMicroservicesNoSQLPostgresPythonSaaSSso
Information Technology
Provides executive-level technology advisory consulting for financial services clients, translating business objectives into enterprise technology strategies, transformation roadmaps, and measurable outcomes. Leads workshops, financial impact modeling, solution scaling, and delivery oversight across cloud, infrastructure, security, DevOps, SaaS, automation, AI, and data practices. Builds thought leadership through white papers, reusable frameworks, and presentations while influencing senior stakeholders and collaborating across sales, engineering, R&D, and delivery teams.
Top Skills:
Artificial IntelligenceAutomationAWSCloudCloud-Native PlatformsCybersecurityDevOpsMachine LearningAzureModern InfrastructureSaaS
Information Technology
Leads executive-level technology advisory engagements for financial services clients. Develops enterprise IT transformation strategies, technology roadmaps, financial impact models, and scalable multi-practice solutions. Facilitates executive workshops, identifies emerging technologies, supports solution transition and delivery oversight, and promotes cloud-native platforms, automation, AI/ML, and other transformational technologies. The role also produces thought leadership, reusable intellectual property, white papers, and external presentations while collaborating across sales, engineering, delivery, and managed services teams.
Top Skills:
Ai/MlAutomationAWSCloud-Native PlatformsDevOpsAzureSaaS
What you need to know about the NYC Tech Scene
As the undisputed financial capital of the world, New York City is an epicenter of startup funding activity. The city has a thriving fintech scene and is a major player in verticals ranging from AI to biotech, cybersecurity and digital media. It also has universities like NYU, Columbia and Cornell Tech attracting students and researchers from across the globe, providing the ecosystem with a constant influx of world-class talent. And its East Coast location and three international airports make it a perfect spot for European companies establishing a foothold in the United States.
Key Facts About NYC Tech
- Number of Tech Workers: 549,200; 6% of overall workforce (2024 CompTIA survey)
- Major Tech Employers: Capgemini, Bloomberg, IBM, Spotify
- Key Industries: Artificial intelligence, Fintech
- Funding Landscape: $25.5 billion in venture capital funding in 2024 (Pitchbook)
- Notable Investors: Greycroft, Thrive Capital, Union Square Ventures, FirstMark Capital, Tiger Global Management, Tribeca Venture Partners, Insight Partners, Two Sigma Ventures
- Research Centers and Universities: Columbia University, New York University, Fordham University, CUNY, AI Now Institute, Flatiron Institute, C.N. Yang Institute for Theoretical Physics, NASA Space Radiation Laboratory
