Uipath Technical Program Manager / Uipath Developer - Remote - Independent W2 Candidate - Rate Open
Uipath Technical Program Manager / Uipath Developer - Remote - Independent W2 Candidate - Rate Open
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Design, code, test automation workflows using UiPath.
- .Graduate in Computer Science/IT orequivalent Degree
- 6+ years of experience in IT industry with a code development background
- Strong technical skills on UiPath, and end-to-end UiPath offerings.
- Minimum of 3 years of experience in developing, implementing automation workflows in UiPath.
- Understanding of workflow-based logic and hands-on experience with RE-framework.
- UiPath Advanced Developer Certification is a must.
- Excellent communication skill is a must.
- Basic programming/Scripting knowledge on VBA/VB/java/C# script is a must (or any scriptinglanguage, python is a plus)
- Knowledge in cognitive automation with OCR tools, AI/ML skills is a plus.
- Verifying and leveraging appropriate UiPath components: Robots, Studio, Orchestrator
- Provide solution designs to customers throughout the deployment of new deals, during POCs, and project implementation phase.
- Make changes to the robot code during implementation as needed.
- Develop workflows and custom activities using Vb .Net/C#.
- Responsible for the overall testing cycles
- Deliver technical training, demos, blueprints and provide the necessary support for new/existingclients.
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