OnePhilly Payroll Business Lead

The City of Philadelphia is looking for a driven, motivated, and experienced professional to join our team as the OnePhilly Payroll Business Lead. This critical role will develop and lead the business transformation of the City’s payroll services, and implement new technologies, processes, and organizational models to drive efficiencies and cost savings. The ideal candidate has a passion for public service, a strong business acumen, and a proven track record of leading successful business transformation initiatives. They must possess excellent communication skills and demonstrate an ability to build consensus among diverse stakeholders. Specifically, we are seeking someone with: • At least five years of experience leading complex business transformation initiatives in a large-scale organization• Experience in process re-engineering, change management, and organizational design• A background in finance, accounting, or payroll• A bachelor's degree in business, finance, accounting, or related field• Demonstrated success in developing and delivering against project plans and financial objectives• An advanced knowledge of accounting, financial reporting, and payroll systems• Experience with project management methodologies• Excellent communication skills for both technical and non-technical audiencesThis is an excellent opportunity for a passionate, experienced, and driven professional to join a team of innovators and shape the future of payroll services in Philadelphia. Join us and make a lasting impact on our City and its employees.

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a OnePhilly Payroll Business Lead in Philadelphia, PA, USA is between $73,813 and $105,409. This range is based on the salary data from the employers who have posted job listings on JobzMall for this particular position.

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