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We Are
We are a global collective of innovators applying the New every day to improve the way the world works and lives. Help us show the world what's possible as you partner with clients to unlock hidden value and deliver innovative solutions. Empowered with innovative tools, continuous learning and a global community of diverse talent and perspectives, we drive success in a new business architecture that disrupts conventional practices. Our expertise spans 40+ industries across 120+ countries and impacts millions of lives every day. We turn ideas into reality.
You Are
You are comfortable leading process design and configuration, working with finance stakeholders, and collaborating across functional and technical teams. You bring the core capabilities of a Workday Financials / FDM Lead, with a particular focus on R2R, and can confidently guide design decisions, challenge legacy processes, and drive solutions aligned with Workday leading practices and broader finance transformation objectives.
As a Workday Record to Report Consultant your primary responsibilities may include:
Why Should I Join the Accenture Workday Team?
Innovate every day. Design bold Workday solutions that create new opportunities for clients. Work with the best. Join a global team of 2,000+ Workday-certified professionals delivering transformation at scale. Learn and grow. Build your Workday, consulting, and delivery skills through leading training and development.
Who Will Be Successful at Accenture?
It's not just what you know or where you've been that propels success at Accenture: It's who you are, fundamentally, as a person. You take ownership - of your workstream, your client relationships, and the quality of what you deliver. You communicate with confidence and clarity, whether you're running a client workshop, escalating a risk, or walking a junior teammate through a design decision. You're naturally curious about how things connect, which makes you better at spotting issues before they surface and sharper at building solutions that actually hold up in practice. And when things get ambiguous - because they will - you bring structure and a point of view, not just questions.