Develop, deploy, and support enterprise UiPath RPA and intelligent automation solutions. Build attended and unattended bots, integrate APIs, SQL databases, enterprise applications, and cloud services, and incorporate Document Understanding, GenAI, LLMs, RAG, and agentic AI. Responsibilities include testing, troubleshooting, monitoring, production support, documentation, governance, security, compliance, and reusable component development.
Job Title : UiPath Developer – RPA & Agentic AI (Remote)
Duration : Long-term contract
Location : Nashville, TN
Interview : Video
Job Description:
We are looking for a UiPath Developer to develop, deploy, and support enterprise RPA and Intelligent Automation solutions, including emerging Generative AI and Agentic AI use cases.
Key Responsibilities
- Design and develop automations using UiPath Studio, Studio Web, Orchestrator, and REFramework.
- Build attended/unattended bots with robust exception handling, logging, and monitoring.
- Integrate UiPath with APIs, SQL databases, enterprise applications, and cloud services.
- Develop intelligent automation using Document Understanding, AI Center, Communications Mining, and Autopilot.
- Integrate LLMs, Generative AI, RAG, and prompt engineering into automation workflows.
- Test, deploy, troubleshoot, and maintain production automations.
- Follow enterprise security, compliance, governance, and responsible AI standards.
- Create technical documentation and reusable automation components.
Key Skills
UiPath | Studio | Orchestrator | REFramework | RPA | Document Understanding | AI Center | GenAI | LLM | Agentic AI | RAG | Prompt Engineering | REST/SOAP APIs | SQL | C#/VB.NET/Python | Cloud | Agile
Experience
- Strong hands-on UiPath/RPA development experience.
- Experience with AI/GenAI or Intelligent Document Processing preferred.
- Government/public-sector automation experience is a plus.
- UiPath certification is desirable.
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