Rpaengineer - Robotic Process Automation, Credit

Bachelor's Degree in computer science or equivalent- 3-5 years of relevant experience in UIPath- Certified UIPath developer- Strong working knowledge of SQL and PL/SQL best practices- Experience with global systems (ERPs) and solutions- Work experience creating robots (attended and unattended) with attention to detail and self-auditing controls- Work experience managing production issues and escalate as appropriate- Advanced English (Speak, Read and Write)**Responsibilities**:The Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Developer will be responsible for developing complex automation solutions using a variety of methods in support of automation initiatives. Collaborates with the end users as well as team members in design, development, testing and maintenance of automation projects across the organization. Able to engineer process patterns for the purposes of creating reusable assets within architecture. Utilizes process automation best practices to ensure automations meet business requirements and meet stated targets for efficiency. Must be able to consult on and/or develop multiple automation projects and ensure delivery within the given timeline.Heredia, H, CRI- Experience with Oracle Financial Application (OFA)- Work in an agile/scrum environment using JIRA or similar- A strong technical knowledge of Blue Prism in a multi-organization and multi-set of books environment.- Strong technical knowledge of the underlying tables, integration points and technology processes are critical to success in this role.- Ability to work with limited general supervision.- Must have very strong analytical skills with the ability to translate business requirements into technical specifications with an emphasis toward highly available and scalable global solutions.- Ability to collaborate with a diverse set of business customers and drive consensus when conflicting requirements are identified.- Solid interpersonal skills and the ability to effectively organize and communicate across functional and technical lines are critical.