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Job Description:

Job Description Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Developer
The RPA Developer is responsible for the technical design, development, deployment, and optimization of business processes.
The RPA Developer primary roles include:
• Integrating process design and RPA technology to create efficient business solutions that meet customer's functional and cost objectives
• Evolving the RPA solution to meet changing business needs
• Optimizing the RPA solution through standardization to increase value to the customer
The RPA Developer participates in the initial process design and is responsible for the technical design in line with the design standards and the technical configuration using the standard automation technologies.
The RPA Developer plays an important role in the RPA customer engagement.
Responsibilities
• Development of solutions for the automation of existing business processes in cooperation with our business process engineers and the customer
• Development of automation solutions based on detailed process documentation using an automation tool
• Creative solutioning to handle exceptions in the automation
• Independent execution of module development and quality assurance.
Qualifications
• Total No of years’ overall experience 3 to 5 years.
• AA 360 Certification. (Required)
• A360 Automation Anywhere Working experience. (Required)
• Delivered a minimum of 5 use cases End to End and deployed to Production.
• Should be able to clearly explain the business case for the Automations delivered.
• Should explain and demonstrate the E2E RPA development Lifecycle/Methodology.
• Has the right attitude, flexibility and availability for the client during US business hours.
• Fluent written and vocal English communication skills.
• Experience in Agile Methodology
 

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