An automation-focused development team in Vadodara is looking for a Senior UiPath Developer for its Alkapuri office, full time, on site. Six and a half years of hands-on experience is what the role calls for, and the team is specifically after someone who's shipped bots into production and then had to maintain them through a source application's UI changing without warning, not just someone who's completed a certification track.
The daily rhythm here leans heavily on writing and maintaining application code for automation workflows, collaborating with business teams on which processes are worth automating next, and fixing bugs that testing surfaces before a bot goes anywhere near a production environment where a failure means a business process silently stops running. Process automation sounds tidy in a slide deck; in practice it means dealing with a target application that changes a button's position after an update and breaks three bots that were working fine last week.
Required skills are UiPath itself at a genuinely advanced level, process automation design more broadly, workflow design that accounts for exception handling rather than just the happy path, and debugging skills sharp enough to trace a failure back through a multi-step workflow to the exact point it went wrong. A senior developer here is expected to design workflows that fail gracefully and log clearly, not ones that just stop with no explanation.
A bachelor's degree in computer science, information technology, or a related field is expected, along with practical, hands-on project experience and strong proficiency in the tools this role actually uses. The team places real weight on a candidate's ability to talk through a past automation project end to end, including what broke after deployment and how it got fixed, since that's closer to the actual job than a clean demo ever is.
Alkapuri sits close to the center of Vadodara, and the office there works with clients across manufacturing and financial services, two industries with very different appetites for how much automation risk they're willing to accept. That contrast shapes a fair amount of the day-to-day judgment calls this role involves, since a bot design that's perfectly acceptable for a manufacturing client's internal reporting process might need three extra layers of validation for a financial services client's compliance workflow.
Naukri Mitra has run a few automation and RPA postings for this employer, and past hires describe the biggest adjustment as moving from thinking about individual bots to thinking about a bot portfolio that needs coordinated maintenance as source systems evolve. A senior developer who ships one bot and moves on without a maintenance plan tends to create more work for the team later than one who ships fewer bots but builds them to last.
Interviews include a practical workflow-design exercise and a conversation about a past automation project, with particular interest in how you handled a bot that broke in production. Candidates who can describe a real failure honestly, and what changed in how they build afterward, tend to do better than those who only bring polished success stories.
Performance conversations for senior developers here focus less on how many bots someone shipped in a quarter and more on how many of last year's bots are still running without daily manual intervention. That distinction gets made explicit during interviews, because a developer optimizing purely for shipping volume tends to leave behind a maintenance burden that eventually lands back on the same team, just with interest.
The client mix rotates a few times a year, and a developer who's been here more than eighteen months has usually worked across at least three or four distinct industries by that point. That variety is one of the more consistently mentioned reasons past hires give for staying, since a single-client RPA role elsewhere tends to plateau in terms of what problems are left to solve once the obvious processes are automated.
The role is based at Alkapuri, Vadodara, pin code 390007, five days a week on site. Pay runs up to ₹1,27,500 a month depending on experience and the breadth of your automation portfolio. The team is hoping to fill the seat within five weeks, ahead of a new manufacturing client onboarding already on the calendar.