Syed Muzamil

As an RPA developer, my ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES are like I am involved in preparing.
Process definition document and solution design document, based on that sdd I have started.the development, testing them, and moving to production. Even supporting production Automation as well

<p>Involved in implementing the full life cycle of RPA solutions: identifying automation opportunities, gathering requirements, implementing, testing, and deploying targeted automation solutions.<br>
Works collaboratively with test teams during the Product test and UAT phases to fix assigned bugs with quality.<br>
Develops new processes/tasks/objects using core workflow principles that are efficiently structured, maintainable, and easy to understand.<br>
Reports status, issues, and risks to tech leads on a regular basis.<br>
Problem-solving issues that arise in the day-to-day running of automated processes and providing timely responses and solutions as required.<br>
Worked on Windows-based, web-based, and documenting, developing, and executing test automation plans from business requirements.<br>
Understand and estimate the business criticality and timelines and deliver proper results.<br>
Create reusable processes and/or extensions for the RPA.<br>
interact with databases like SQL Server.<br>
Conduct code and process reviews to ensure the highest level of quality.<br>
Work closely with business experts to document and define business cases and best uses for RPA.<br>
Involved in requirement gathering.<br>
Involved in Process design and development phase.<br>
Involved in documenting the BRD, delegating the work with team members, and assisting the team members.<br>
Involved in Unit testing, Integration testing.<br>
Involved in Code Review.<br>
Involved in Application support to testing teams.<br>
Constantly updating the status through regular calls to clients.<br>
Preparing the handover documents regarding the process to production and process support teams.</p>