There's a full-time Associate RPA Developer opening in Hebbal Industrial Area, Mysore, on-site, paying up to ₹61,500 a month.
If you've spent the last year or so building automation workflows and you're ready for something a bit more structured than freelance or project-based work, this one's worth a look. The team builds bots that take repetitive, manual business processes and hand them off to software, freeing people to focus on work that actually needs a human.
Day-to-day
- Build and maintain automation workflows that handle repetitive business processes
- Work with teams across the business to understand what a process actually needs before automating it
- Fix issues found during testing, since a bot that fails silently in production causes far more trouble than one that fails loudly in a test environment
A good chunk of this job is less about the automation platform itself and more about really understanding the process before touching a single workflow step. A process that looks simple on paper often has exceptions nobody mentioned until the bot hits one live, so part of the work is asking the right questions upfront.
What you'd bring
A bachelor's degree covers the education side, with computer science or IT being common backgrounds, though what matters more is whether you can actually build and troubleshoot a working automation. A year of hands-on RPA experience is expected for this associate-level role, so you should already be comfortable with the core mechanics of building a bot from scratch.
Skills needed
- UiPath or Automation Anywhere
- Process automation
- Workflow design
What would give your application an edge
Experience mapping and documenting business processes before automating them is genuinely valuable, since it usually means fewer surprises once a bot goes live. Familiarity with a second RPA platform beyond your primary one broadens what you can support. Some basic scripting ability, VBA or Python most commonly, helps extend a bot past what the visual workflow builder alone can handle, and a solid grasp of exception handling within automation flows separates a bot that quietly recovers from an error and one that just stops.
Naukri Mitra sees a growing number of RPA roles coming out of Mysore's industrial and IT corridors, and Hebbal in particular has become something of a hub for it over the past couple of years.
Pay and where you'd be based
Pay for this RPA developer role in Mysore runs up to ₹61,500 a month. The position is on-site at Hebbal Industrial Area, with no remote component. Candidates should plan for a regular commute or relocation if they're coming from outside the city.
What's included
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Provident fund contributions
- Relocation assistance for candidates moving to Mysore
- Accommodation support during the move
These are fairly standard for a role at this level, though the relocation piece is worth noting if you're weighing this against something closer to home.
How to apply
A resume gets things started, but what really helps is a short walkthrough of an automation you've built, including what made the process tricky and how you handled it. That kind of detail tells the hiring team more than a list of tools you've used. Shortlisted candidates should expect a practical conversation walking through a past project.
