RPA Test Analyst

Overview

Clearance: (requires NPPV Eligibility)

Test Analyst with min 5+ years into RPA testing using RPA tech stack: Power Automate, UiPath/Blue Prism.

Job Title: Test Analyst

Clearance: (requires NPPV Eligibility)

Test Analyst with min 5+ years into RPA testing using RPA tech stack: Power Automate, UiPath/Blue Prism.

Are you a detail-obsessed Test Analyst ready to shape the future of intelligent systems? We’re looking for someone who thrives at the intersection of automation, cloud, and AI—someone who doesn’t just test software, but interrogates it.

Requirements

Your Playground

You’ll be working across a dynamic tech stack that includes:

• .NET – Core enterprise platforms and APIs
• Azure – Cloud-native apps, DevOps pipelines, and scalable test environments
• RPA – UiPath and Power Automate workflows
• AI Foundry – Model validation, prompt testing, and output integrity
• Power Platform – Low-code apps, connectors, and data flows
• Agentic AI Models – Autonomous agents, reasoning chains, and multi-modal validation

What You’ll Do

• Design and execute test plans for complex, multi-layered systems
• Validate AI outputs for accuracy, bias, and reliability
• Automate regression and performance testing across cloud and RPA workflows
• Collaborate with developers, architects, and data scientists to ensure robust delivery
• Build reusable test assets and contribute to continuous improvement

What You Bring

• Proven experience in testing enterprise applications (.NET, Azure)
• Exposure to RPA tools (UiPath, Power Automate)
• Familiarity with AI model behavior and prompt engineering
• Strong analytical mindset and a passion for precision
• Bonus: Experience with Power Platform, JSON validation, or agentic frameworks

Benefits

• Work on cutting-edge technologies and impactful projects.
• Opportunities for career growth and development.
• Collaborative and inclusive work environment.
• Competitive salary and benefits package.

#J-18808-Ljbffr

Full job description from WhatJobs. Apply for this role →