RPA Developer
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RPA Developer
RPA Developer / Robotic Process Automation Developer / UiPath / .NET / Windows / Java / WPF / Permanent / Fully Remote / UK Applicants Only
Location - Fully Remote (UK Applicants Only)
Salary - £50 - £60K depending on Experience
I am lucky enough to be working with a leading business making huge strides into Automation and is looking for several Robotic Process Automation Developers (RPA Developers) to join their team on a permanent basis. They are looking to engage with UK residents at the mid to senior level.
RPA Developer Specification:
- RPA (Robotics Process Automation) Development with UiPath, specifically UiPath Studio and UiPath Orchestrator
- Ideally UiPath Certified (Not essential)
- Structured development in any supporting development language
- Understanding the business processes and developing and delivering RPA for efficiencies.
- Lean Six Sigma Accredited (Nice to have but not essential)
- Excellent communication skills
If you have the desired skills and experience as an RPA Developer, then please send me your CV and I will call you in the strictest confidence.
RPA Developer / Robotic Process Automation Developer / UiPath / .NET / Windows / Java / WPF / Permanent / Fully Remote / UK Applicants Only
Reference: 52968433
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