Payroll Manager – Payroll (IRE) Finance at Analog Devices · Limerick

Payroll Manager – Payroll (IRE) Finance Location: Ireland, Limerick About Analog Devices Analog Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ:ADI ) is a global semiconductor leader that bridges the physical and digital worlds to enable breakthroughs at the Intelligent Edge. ADI combines analog, digital, and software technologies into solutions that help drive advancements in digitized factories, mobility, and digital healthcare, combat climate change, and reliably connect humans and the world. With revenue of more than $9 billion in FY24 and approximately 24,000 people globally, ADI ensures today's innovators stay Ahead of What's Possible™. Learn more atwww.analog.com and onLinkedIn andTwitter (X). The Role: Hands-on working manager accountable for end-to-end Ireland payroll delivery in an in-house model using ADP GlobalView (SAP Payroll), ensuring accurate, timely and compliant pay for 2,000+ employees across a multi-site, unionised environment. Leads daily payroll operations through active involvement in governance, review, approvals and troubleshooting, provides technical expertise on Irish statutory requirements and collective agreement rules, and partners closely with HR, Finance and site leadership to resolve issues, strengthen controls and deliver continuous process improvements. The Ireland Payroll Manager role is crucial for ensuring accurate, timely and compliant payroll delivery while supervising cross-geo payroll team members and collaborating with HR and management. Primary Responsibilities: Lead end-to-end Ireland payroll delivery for a high-volume, multi-site population (2,000+), using ADP GlobalView (SAP Payroll). Operate as a hands-on working manager by actively managing the payroll cycle through governance, review and approvals (e.g., input validation oversight, gross-to-net review, post-payroll reconciliation review/sign-off), troubleshoot and resolve complex issues, and ensuring appropriate controls, segregation of duties and compliance with Irish statutory requirements and company policy. Supervise and coach remote, cross-geo payroll team members, provide day-to-day guidance and subject matter expertise and support onboarding and training of new hires to ensure consistent execution and coverage. Manage payroll calendars, interfaces and controls, and ensure accurate and timely issue resolution. Work with HR and business leaders in administering and preparing for new work shifts and corresponding premiums or changes in accruals, coordinate changes with time and attendance leads/programmers to ensure new shifts work as expected in both time and payroll applications,  collaborate with HR, legal and site leaders to comply with union agreements (e.g. pay rules, shift premiums, overtime, allowances, leave, retro pay), partner with HR/Employee Relations and site leadership on escalations, and drive root-cause analysis and continuous improvement for payroll errors and recurring issues. Ensure timely customer service to employees. Travel to ADI sites to meet with Business Partners and HR colleagues, support onsite collaboration, and host employee drop-in clinics to address payroll and pay related queries, strengthen relationships and improve the employee experience as required. Prepare and deliver month end payroll-related business and grant reporting, including validated payroll data, reconciliations and supporting schedules, partnering with Finance and relevant stakeholders to support financial close, grant compliance and audit requirements. Serve as a key payroll partner in the ongoing Time and Attendance system implementation, providing oversight and strong working knowledge of time and attendance processes, pay rules and system design, to ensure effective integration with payroll, accurate pay outcomes, and robust controls. Required Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent experience) and 7+ years of Ireland payroll experience, including end-to-end payroll operations leadership, statutory compliance and payroll reporting in a high-volume environment. IPASS Payroll certification is a plus. Experience delivering Ireland payroll in an in-house model for 2,000+ employees across multiple sites. Demonstrated experience supporting payroll in a unionised environment and applying collective agreement rules to pay. Proven ability to operate as a hands-on working manager—providing day-to-day leadership, technical guidance, issue escalation management, SOX/control ownership support, coaching and training (including onboarding new hires), and stakeholder partnership—while maintaining accountability for payroll accuracy, timeliness and compliance. Proficiency in various payroll applications and databases, such as ADP GlobalView, SAP Payroll, UKG Dimensions, Kronos Workforce Central, Workday, or Core HR. Strong systems and data proficiency, advanced Excel skills, high attention to detail, strong customer service orientation, and excellent written/verbal communication. Advanced skills in MS Excel, including pivots, V-lookups, and formulas. Knowledge of macros is a plus. Exceptional customer service skills with a strong focus on client satisfaction. Major Duties & Responsibilities: As a key member of the Global Payroll team and the Payroll Manager responsible for Ireland payroll, you will be responsible for: Leading and overseeing end-to-end Ireland payroll delivery for 2,000+ employees across multiple sites using ADP GlobalView (SAP Payroll), including payroll calendar management, input validation governance, gross-to-net review/approvals, and timely submission/close. Ensuring compliance with Irish payroll legislation and requirements, including PAYE/USC/PRSI and statutory leave, and overseeing operational activities related to PAYE Modernisation (e.g., payroll submissions/reporting via Revenue systems as applicable). Interpreting and applying collective bargaining/union agreements to payroll processing (e.g., overtime, shift differentials, allowances, leave, retroactive pay) and partnering with HR/Employee Relations and site leadership on pay-related escalations. Supervising, training and supporting payroll team members, including onboarding and training new hires; providing day-to-day guidance on processes, controls, audits and issue resolution, and stepping in as needed to troubleshoot and support timely payroll delivery during critical cycles. Performing, documenting and evidencing payroll controls (including SOX-relevant controls) and audits—such as pre- and post-payroll reconciliations, variance analysis, access/approval workflows and segregation-of-duties checks; partnering closely with internal and external auditors to support walkthroughs, testing and timely remediation; identifying root causes of control exceptions and implementing corrective and preventive actions. Managing employee payroll inquiries and escalations with a customer-first approach, ensuring timely resolution and clear communication. Travel to ADI sites to meet with Business Partners and HR colleagues, support onsite collaboration, and host employee drop-in clinics to address payroll and pay related queries, strengthen relationships and improve the employee experience as required. Preparing and delivering periodic payroll metrics and reporting (e.g., pay, hours, overtime, absence trends), supporting Finance with accruals and management reporting requirements. Partnering with HR, Benefits and local management on policy and operational changes impacting pay (e.g., new/changed shift patterns, allowances, leave programs) and ensuring payroll readiness. Owning payroll system administration and data governance for Ireland payroll within ADP GlobalView (SAP), including coordination of master data changes, pay element configuration support, and management of key inbound/outbound interfaces (e.g., time and attendance, HR/benefits, GL) in partnership with HRIS/IT and vendors. Act as a key member of the ongoing Time and Attendance system implementation, providing payroll oversight and deep working knowledge of time and attendance processes, pay rules and system design to ensure accurate payroll integration, robust controls and compliant pay outcomes. Coordinating and executing end-to-end testing for payroll changes (ADP GlobalView/SAP updates, new pay elements, interfaces and process changes), including test scripting, parallel runs/regression testing, and support through implementation and stabilization. Leading or supporting special projects and continuous improvement initiatives, including standardisation, automation and documentation of procedures. For positions requiring access to technical data, Analog Devices, Inc. may have to obtain export  licensing approval from the U.S. Department of Commerce - Bureau of Industry and Security and/or the U.S. Department of State - Directorate of Defense Trade Controls.  As such, applicants for this position – except US Citizens, US Permanent Residents, and protected individuals as defined by 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3) – may have to go through an export licensing review process. Analog Devices is an equal opportunity employer. We foster a culture where everyone has an opportunity to succeed regardless of their race, color, religion, age, ancestry, national origin, social or ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, pregnancy, parental status, disability, medical condition, genetic information, military or veteran status, union membership, and political affiliation, or any other legally protected group. Job Req Type: Experienced Required Travel: Yes, 10% of the time Shift Type: 1st Shift/Days Additional Locations: Ireland, Cork, Ireland, Dublin, Ireland, Dublin, Glasnevin