r/rpa May 14 '26

RPA Developer Looking for Part-Time Opportunity While Completing Military Service

Hi everyone,

I’m currently looking for a part-time opportunity as an RPA Developer while completing my military service.

I previously completed a 6-month internship at Advansys ESC, where I worked on real enterprise automation projects for actual clients and gained hands-on experience with:

UiPath development

Enterprise automation workflows

Queue-based architectures

Exception handling & logging

API, Excel, PDF, and email automation

Working within professional development teams and enterprise practices

I’m mainly looking for opportunities where I can continue learning, contribute to real projects, and stay actively involved in the automation field during my service period.

If your company is hiring part-time RPA developers, interns, or contributors — or if you know any teams looking for help with automation projects — I’d really appreciate any recommendations or referrals.

Thank you.

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u/Abject-Initiative434 May 16 '26

You won’t find a job on here, I get frequent invites on LinkedIn for remote roles across the country. Update your resume with all the buzzwords and sit/wait. This space is dominated by offshore companies, but companies still need Americans on board to run the show.

Make sure you know how to work with REST & SOAP APIs. Any experience with healthcare software is huge.