
Deadline for applications: Friday, September 18. 2026
The Workday Reporting Lead serves as the technical lead for Workday reporting, analytics, and data architecture for the University System of Maryland's MD Connect Workday Consortium. This position leads the design, development, governance, and continuous improvement of enterprise reporting and analytics solutions across the Consortium's shared Workday tenant. The incumbent provides technical leadership to the reporting team, establishes reporting and data standards, and partners with consortium institutions and stakeholders to deliver accurate, secure, and scalable reporting solutions that support operational, compliance, and strategic decision-making.
$160,000-$170,000
Bachelor’s degree. Related experience may be substituted for the education requirement on a year-for-year basis with one year of full-time experience being equivalent to 30 college credits.
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Information Systems, Business Analytics, Data Science, Computer Science, or a related field.

The University System of Maryland (USM) is the state’s public higher education system. The USM Office works closely with the System’s 12 institutions and 3 regional education centers to leverage their collective expertise and resources, share best practices, increase the USM’s effectiveness and efficiency, and advance its mission to improve quality of life in Maryland.
The System employs more than 40,000 faculty and staff across all USM institutions. About 100 employees work in the USM Office, which is headquartered in Baltimore and has locations in Adelphi, Annapolis, and Columbia, MD. To view current employment opportunities at the USM Office, visit: www.usmd.edu/usm/employment/usmojobs
USM Office employees are focused on advancing the USM's 5 strategic priorities with leadership by the USM Chancellor and Board of Regents.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
The USM is one of the most diverse public university systems in the nation but aspires to better reflect the full diversity of Maryland and is strengthening programs to recruit and retain students, faculty and staff from underrepresented groups.
Academic Excellence and Innovation
Providing affordable higher education and increasing student retention and completion rates are among the USM’s top priorities.
Access, Affordability, and Achievement
Serving more than 164,000 students, the USM strives to make higher education accessible to all, including recent high school graduates, transfer students, working adults, and underserved populations. Average in-state tuition and fees for Maryland’s public, four-year institutions remain below the national average.
Workforce and Economic Development
USM institutions address workforce shortage areas, awarding more than 12,000 STEM degrees, 4,000 health care degrees, and 1,500 teaching degrees in 2022.
Research
USM faculty and staff continue to fuel research and discovery, attracting about $1.3 billion in external grants and contracts annually.