UiPath Developer – Japanese Language Support
Experience: 4–7 Years | Full-Time | Fully Remote
Japanese – Working proficiency required
We are looking for an experienced UiPath Developer with 4–7 years of hands-on experience in RPA development, debugging, production support and automation maintenance. The role will primarily support Japanese business processes and automation environments, where virtual machines, applications, user interfaces, error messages and automation components are largely in Japanese. Japanese language understanding is therefore an important requirement to effectively develop, troubleshoot, analyze application issues and communicate with stakeholders.
Investigate application, VM, credential, connectivity, selector and workflow-related failures.
Work with UiPath Orchestrator for deployment, monitoring, job execution, queues, assets and troubleshooting.
Application Automation Experience
Japanese Language Requirement
Japanese language capability is strongly preferred/required for this role. The candidate should be able to understand Japanese application screens and menus, read and interpret Japanese error messages and system notifications, understand Japanese labels and business terminology, troubleshoot automations running on Japanese-language Windows/VM environments, and understand Japanese technical/business documentation.
JLPT N2 or above is preferred, with N1 being highly desirable. Candidates with strong practical Japanese IT/business communication skills will be preferred over candidates with only basic conversational Japanese knowledge.
Production Support & Debugging
Ticketing / IT Service Management
Experience with enterprise ticketing tools is an added advantage, particularly:
Exposure to Incident Management, Problem Management, Change Management, Service Requests, SLA-based support, and incident/RCA documentation is beneficial.
Development & Delivery Practices
Good to Have / Added Advantage
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering or a related discipline is preferred.