Workforce Management Specialist IV

The
WFM Enablement System Specialist IV
will serve as a global functional expert and key point of contact for the NiCE/IEX WFM ecosystem. This role will support internal COEs, external BPO partners, and regional WFM teams by providing system guidance, resolving user queries, supporting tool adoption, and coordinating system-related changes and launches.
The role requires strong functional knowledge of WFM systems, especially
NiCE/IEX
, along with excellent communication, stakeholder management, documentation, storytelling, and problem-solving skills. The specialist will partner closely with the WFM Systems Tools Manager and cross-functional teams to ensure smooth system operations, consistent processes, and effective enablement across regions.
As AI continues to become an important part of day-to-day work, this role also requires knowledge of how to use approved AI tools responsibly to improve productivity, summarize information, support documentation, analyze recurring issues, and create clear stakeholder-ready communication.
Key Responsibilities
System Support & Functional Expertise
Serve as a primary support contact for NiCE/IEX WFM-related questions, issues, and system functionality.
Provide day-to-day guidance to COE, BPO, and regional WFM users on system usage and best practices.
Troubleshoot functional system issues and partner with technical teams, vendors, or internal support teams for resolution.
Review and validate system configurations such as OUs, MUs, skills, queues, activities, schedules, integrations, and user access.
Support issue investigation related to scheduling, forecasting, RTA feeds, historical data, activity codes, reason codes, and system behavior.
Stakeholder & Partner Management
Partner with regional WFM leaders, COE teams, BPO vendors, operations teams, and system owners to support business needs.
Communicate system updates, process changes, known issues, and operational impacts clearly to stakeholders.
Coordinate with cross-functional partners for launches, migrations, integrations, and system enhancements.
Act as a bridge between business users and technical teams to ensure requirements and issues are clearly understood.
Use strong storytelling skills to explain complex system issues, risks, updates, and business impact in a simple and structured way.
Project & Change Management Support
Support global NiCE/IEX deployment, migration, and enablement activities.
Track project timelines, risks, dependencies, action items, and open issues.
Gather requirements from regional and vendor teams for new entities, queues, skills, activities, and system changes.
Support testing, validation, UAT, launch readiness, and post-launch stabilization.
Help prepare communication plans, training materials, FAQs, SOPs, and knowledge documentation.
Process Governance & Documentation
Maintain accurate documentation for WFM system processes, configuration standards, and support workflows.
Create and update SOPs, job aids, user guides, and troubleshooting steps.
Ensure system changes follow governance, approval, and audit requirements.
Support standardization across COEs and BPOs to reduce manual work, avoid inconsistencies, and improve operational efficiency.
Reporting, Analysis & Continuous Improvement
Monitor recurring system issues and identify opportunities for process improvement.
Analyze support tickets, user feedback, and system gaps to recommend enhancements.
Support reporting and validation for integration outputs, schedule data, RTA feeds, historical data, and user access.
Drive continuous improvement by simplifying processes and improving user experience.
AI Enablement & Productivity
Demonstrate working knowledge of approved AI tools and how they can be used responsibly in daily workflows.
Use AI tools to support documentation, issue summaries, FAQs, stakeholder updates, training content, and process improvement.
Identify opportunities to use AI to reduce repetitive manual work and improve knowledge management.
Ensure AI usage follows company-approved guidelines, data privacy expectations, and responsible-use practices.
Required Skills & Qualifications
Hands-on experience with NiCE/IEX WFM or similar WFM platforms.
Strong understanding of Workforce Management processes
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Ability to troubleshoot system issues and translate technical details into simple business language.
Strong communication, presentation, and storytelling skills.
Knowledge of how to use approved AI tools responsibly to support productivity, documentation, summarization, analysis, and stakeholder communication.
Experience working with global stakeholders, COEs, BPOs, vendors, and cross-functional teams.
Ability to manage multiple priorities, projects, and support requests in a fast-paced environment.
Strong documentation skills, including SOPs, process flows, FAQs, and training materials.
Attention to detail and ability to validate data/configuration accurately.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience supporting NiCE/IEX configuration, entity creation, skills, queues, activities, MUs/OUs, and scheduling rules.
Experience with system migrations, integrations, UAT, and launch readiness.
Familiarity with JIRA or similar ticketing tools.
Experience supporting both internal COE and external BPO environments.
Understanding of WFM integrations such as RTA feeds, historical data, time-off sync, worker schedule sync, and activity/reason code mapping.
Experience creating training materials and conducting enablement sessions for global users.
Experience using AI tools for documentation, summarization, process improvement, communication, or knowledge management.
Ability to create clear executive summaries, business updates, and stakeholder narratives using data and operational insights.
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