UI Path Developer

• Hands-on 3+ years of experience with UiPath IXP, UiPath Document Understanding.
• Exposure to UiPath Automation Cloud, Action Center, Orchestrator, AI Center, or integration with downstream automation workflows.
• Strong understanding of document extraction, classification, OCR, validation workflows, and human-in-the-loop review processes.
• Experience in requirements analysis, field mapping, taxonomy definition, and extraction schema design.
• Prompt engineering skills for defining clear extraction instructions and improving generative extraction outcomes.
• Ability to analyze business documents and define training, validation, and testing datasets for model improvement.
• Knowledge of model evaluation metrics, confidence thresholds, exception handling, and continuous improvement practices.
• Good understanding of agile delivery practices, sprint execution, backlog grooming, and iterative solution development.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, and documentation skills.

Key Responsibilities:

• Onboard new document forms into UiPath IXP / IDP, including setup, configuration, taxonomy definition, and extraction schema alignment.
• Maintain and enhance already onboarded IXP forms by monitoring extraction performance, resolving issues, and incorporating new document variations.
• Analyze document samples to identify field extraction requirements, data patterns, validation needs, and model training opportunities.
• Create, refine, and test prompts/instructions to improve extraction accuracy for complex and unstructured documents.
• Support model training, validation, testing, and performance evaluation using representative document datasets.
• Collaborate with business SMEs, product owners, architects, and delivery teams to clarify requirements and translate them into implementable IXP solutions.
• Participate in agile delivery ceremonies, provide status updates, manage backlog items, and support iterative releases.
• Document configuration details, assumptions, validation outcomes, known exceptions, and support procedures for operational readiness.