Overview
On Site
Full Time
Part Time
Accepts corp to corp applications
Contract - Independent
Contract - W2
Skills
Process Analysis
Business Process
Requirements Elicitation
Collaboration
Software Design
Workflow
Process Modeling
PDD
Documentation
Change Management
Analytical Skill
Conflict Resolution
Problem Solving
Robotic Process Automation
Communication
Process Mapping
As-is Process
Business Acumen
Job Details
RPA Business Analyst
An RPA Business Analyst identifies, analyzes, and documents business processes for automation using Robotic Process Automation (RPA) tools. Key responsibilities include gathering requirements from stakeholders, designing automation solutions, and working with developers to ensure successful implementation and alignment with business goals. The role requires strong analytical and problem-solving skills, communication abilities, and proficiency in process assessment and design.
Core responsibilities
Process analysis: Evaluate existing business processes to identify automation opportunities and document current pain points.
Requirements gathering: Collaborate with stakeholders to understand and document detailed business requirements for the automation project.
Solution design: Design automated workflows that meet business needs and improve efficiency. This includes creating documentation like Process Design Documents (PDD).
Implementation oversight: Work closely with RPA developers to ensure the successful implementation of bots and solutions.
Documentation and validation: Create process documentation and validate that the automation outcomes meet business goals.
Change management: Help facilitate the transition to automated processes and ensure stakeholder buy-in.
Required skills and qualifications
Analytical and problem-solving skills: The ability to quickly identify and address issues.
RPA proficiency: Familiarity with RPA tools and methodologies.
Communication skills: Effectively interact with both business and technical teams.
Process mapping: Experience with creating both "as-is" and "to-be" process maps.
Business acumen: An understanding of how automation aligns with broader business objectives.
Education: A bachelor's degree in a related field like computer science, information technology, or business is often required. In addition to RPA professional certifications.
An RPA Business Analyst identifies, analyzes, and documents business processes for automation using Robotic Process Automation (RPA) tools. Key responsibilities include gathering requirements from stakeholders, designing automation solutions, and working with developers to ensure successful implementation and alignment with business goals. The role requires strong analytical and problem-solving skills, communication abilities, and proficiency in process assessment and design.
Core responsibilities
Process analysis: Evaluate existing business processes to identify automation opportunities and document current pain points.
Requirements gathering: Collaborate with stakeholders to understand and document detailed business requirements for the automation project.
Solution design: Design automated workflows that meet business needs and improve efficiency. This includes creating documentation like Process Design Documents (PDD).
Implementation oversight: Work closely with RPA developers to ensure the successful implementation of bots and solutions.
Documentation and validation: Create process documentation and validate that the automation outcomes meet business goals.
Change management: Help facilitate the transition to automated processes and ensure stakeholder buy-in.
Required skills and qualifications
Analytical and problem-solving skills: The ability to quickly identify and address issues.
RPA proficiency: Familiarity with RPA tools and methodologies.
Communication skills: Effectively interact with both business and technical teams.
Process mapping: Experience with creating both "as-is" and "to-be" process maps.
Business acumen: An understanding of how automation aligns with broader business objectives.
Education: A bachelor's degree in a related field like computer science, information technology, or business is often required. In addition to RPA professional certifications.
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