Automation Application Developer - RPA

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We are looking for an experienced RPA Automation Application Developer for an initial 6 month contract based in Canary Wharf for our banking client.

Rate of pay: Up to £400 per day inside IR35 via an umbrella company

Hybrid: Canary Wharf, London 3 days a week; 2 days a week remote working

This person will be responsible:

Designing, developing and testing the automation workflows and supporting the implementation of the RPA solution to ensure quality of the system.
Coordinating with other development teams in order to ensure that automation process will interface correctly with end to end process solution in order to meet business requirements.

This RPA specialist MUST have key technical skills in the following areas:
Experience in RPA using Citrix Platforms
Proven experience in C# .NET & SQL development.
Good experience of Windows application development.
Extensive experience with UiPath RPA technologies.
Must have used this to create at least 20 processes of varying degrees of complexity
Leading experience in RPA Solution Design
Strong Experience in Unattended robot development
Experience in Uipath using Standalone as well as Cloud setup.
Experience in using Orchestrator (e.g., publishing, creating assets, triggers, queues
etc)
Develop Proof-Of-Concept for new applications or technology
Experience in Completing dev, testing and deployment of RPA solutions defining test
Financial services experience.
WPF development skills.
Experience in API Automation
Experience and knowledge of Agile/DevOps/Jira

If you have this experience, please submit your latest CV to discuss the role further.

Keywords: RPA, UIpath, C#, .Net Agile, WPF, cloud, citrix, Orchestrator, automation, application, banking, financial services

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