Junior Time and Attendance Specialist

Location: Wallingford, Connecticut (On-site; not remote)

Reports to: HRIS Manager

Salary Range: $55,000–$75,000 annually, depending on qualifications, experience, and other relevant factors.

The Junior Time and Attendance Specialist supports the reliable operation of the organization’s timekeeping and related HRIS services. This entry-level role coordinates time clock and badge administration; supports schedules, punch, pay, and attendance policies; manages HRIS service requests, application access, secure email administration, and related billing; provides first-line troubleshooting; and partners with HRIS Analysts, internal stakeholders, and external vendors. The position is well suited to a detail-oriented, service-focused professional interested in HR technology and workforce systems.

• Coordinate the ordering, delivery, inventory, configuration, deployment, and replacement of time clocks for business locations.
• Order employee badges and assist with maintaining accurate badge information used for timekeeping.
• Partner with HRIS Analysts and business stakeholders to configure, test, document, and maintain punch, pay, scheduling, and attendance policies and related time-entry rules within the time and attendance system.
• Provide ongoing schedule and attendance policy management by processing approved changes, reviewing and monitoring exceptions, validating results, and troubleshooting issues that affect timekeeping, attendance calculations, rule application, or pay calculations.
• Work with HRIS team members to investigate and resolve timekeeping, policy, badge, and clock‑related issues; elevate complex matters appropriately.
• Provide first‑line support for computers, tablets, and mobile devices, including assisting users with setup, connectivity, applications, access, and basic troubleshooting; document and elevate complex issues to Information Technology when appropriate.
• Maintain clear records of clock deployments, configurations, support cases, badge orders, invoices, resolutions, and standard procedures.
• Support testing and validation of system changes, device updates, and policy changes before deployment.
• Serve as an integral member of new business acquisition conversions by supporting data validation, system configuration, testing, user access, time clock and badge deployment, end‑user training, issue resolution, and transition activities for HRIS, timekeeping, and secure email services.
• Develop, coordinate, and deliver training and user guidance for employees, managers, and other end users on the HRIS system, time clocks, and the Human Resources secure email system, including new‑user onboarding, process updates, and refresher instruction.
• Assist end users with HRIS password resets and account‑access issues in accordance with established identity‑verification, security, and support procedures.
• Monitor the HRIS group email mailbox; review and triage requests for assistance; respond to routine inquiries; assign, route, or escalation requests as appropriate; and provide stakeholders with timely status updates through resolution.
• Manage HRIS application security and administrative‑level user access by validating approvals; adding, modifying, or removing roles and permissions for new and existing users; maintaining request documentation; communicating status; and escalating exceptions or complex security needs to the appropriate HRIS or Information Technology team member.
• Administer the Human Resources secure email system, including adding, modifying, and removing users; coordinating access and system support; maintaining accurate records; and reviewing, reconciling, and processing related billing.
• Manage monthly billing for HRIS, time clock, equipment, service,…