Key Responsibilities of an RPA Developer:

Process Analysis:
Work with business stakeholders to identify processes that can be automated.
Analyze workflows and document requirements for automation.

Design and Development:
Use RPA tools (like Blue Prism, UiPath, or Automation Anywhere) to design and build automation workflows.
Create reusable components and ensure scalable solutions.

Testing and Deployment:
Conduct testing to ensure the automation works as intended in various environments.
Deploy bots in live environments and monitor their performance.

Maintenance and Support:
Troubleshoot and resolve issues with deployed bots.
Implement updates or modifications to existing automation as needed.

Integration and Documentation:
Integrate RPA bots with other systems and applications using APIs or other methods.
Maintain proper documentation of workflows, design processes, and test results.

Common Tools Used by RPA Developers:

Blue Prism: For scalable and secure automation solutions.

UiPath: Known for its user-friendly interface and comprehensive automation capabilities.

Automation Anywhere: Focuses on enterprise-grade RPA.

OpenSpan: Useful for desktop automation.

Kofax: Combines RPA with cognitive capture for advanced processes.