RPA Tech Lead: UiPath & Blue Prism Expert

Career Opportunities: RPA Technical Lead - UI Path (174569)

Requisition ID174569-Posted10/08/2026

PO Developer Responsibilities & QualificationsResponsibilities:Design, develop, test, and deploy RPA solutions using Blue Prismand UiPath.Analyze and document business processes to identify automation opportunities.Collaborate with business and IT stakeholders to gather requirements and define automation scope.Maintain documentation and ensure alignment with internal RPA standards.Monitor and optimize RPA bot performance; troubleshoot and debug issues.Contribute to code reviews and maintain technical excellence.Qualifications:Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field.2–4 years of experiencein RPA development.Certified or proven expertise in both Blue Prism and UiPath.Solid understanding of RPA development lifecycle and methodologies.Experience with process documentation and analysis.Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.Ability to work independently and within a collaborative team.Experience in the healthcare industry is highly preferred.Location, Availability & Work HoursAll resources must reside and work from the same offshore location or within the same time zone(preferably India).The team is expected to work standard India business hours, with flexibility to support night shifts for 2–3 weeks during initial trainingwith the client’s U.S.-based team (Tom and team).Daily hand-offs must be established and maintained, providing updates on completed tasks, pending work, and any blockers or issues encountered.Preferably, all team members will begin onboarding simultaneouslyto ensure consistency and team cohesion.Long-term coverage expectation is 24x5 support (Monday to Friday)shared across the team.General Team RequirementsAll team members must be skilled in both Blue Prism and UiPathand capable of supporting both existing automations and new development.Strong written and verbal communication skills are essential.All team members must agree to be on camera during meetings

Key Responsibilities

PO Developer Responsibilities & QualificationsResponsibilities:Design, develop, test, and deploy RPA solutions using Blue Prismand UiPath.Analyze and document business processes to identify automation opportunities.Collaborate with business and IT stakeholders to gather requirements and define automation scope.Maintain documentation and ensure alignment with internal RPA standards.Monitor and optimize RPA bot performance; troubleshoot and debug issues.Contribute to code reviews and maintain technical excellence.Qualifications:Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field.2–4 years of experiencein RPA development.Certified or proven expertise in both Blue Prism and UiPath.Solid understanding of RPA development lifecycle and methodologies.Experience with process documentation and analysis.Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.Ability to work independently and within a collaborative team.Experience in the healthcare industry is highly preferred.Location, Availability & Work HoursAll resources must reside and work from the same offshore location or within the same time zone(preferably India).The team is expected to work standard India business hours, with flexibility to support night shifts for 2–3 weeks during initial trainingwith the client’s U.S.-based team (Tom and team).Daily hand-offs must be established and maintained, providing updates on completed tasks, pending work, and any blockers or issues encountered.Preferably, all team members will begin onboarding simultaneouslyto ensure consistency and team cohesion.Long-term coverage expectation is 24x5 support (Monday to Friday)shared across the team.General Team RequirementsAll team members must be skilled in both Blue Prism and UiPathand capable of supporting both existing automations and new development.Strong written and verbal communication skills are essential.All team members must agree to be on camera during meetings

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