This course provides a crisp yet comprehensive knowledge of Blue Prism, one of the major RPA tools available in market today. The hands-on exercises and the video content is intended to make this course interactive as well as enjoyable. No programming background is necessary for this. All you need is Dedication to make best use of your time.
Blue Prism is purchased as a licensed version by developers, employers or clients interested in implementing the technology. Once completed, you should be all set to get a Blue Prism RPA Developer certification. That shining extra tag on your resume of being an automation and AI developer would certainly boast your overall profile.
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Vaibhav Jain is a certified RPA developer who has led several RPA projects. Currently he is working as Senior Technology Advisor at Ernst & Young LLP, based out of Los Angeles, CA. He has also been a Software Developer at Thomson Reuters in New York City.
After being in consulting business for 3 years, he realized that a lot of tasks, even with such technological advancements, are still pursued to be done manually. That’s when he figured out RPA technology and delved deeper into it. With RPA, it became clear that any rule-driven non-productive tasks can be automated and accomplished with exponentially higher efficiency. He has facilitated trainings in his firm and outside and currently mentors all budding RPA developers to pursue a career in this domain. He’s proficient in UiPath, BluePrism and Automation Anywhere RPA tools. Do check out his website to learn more about him and RPA tips and tricks.
After finishing high-school from New Delhi - India, he went to Amity School of Engineering and Technology to pursue his undergrad in Computer Science & Engineering. During that time, he went to several workshops and IT conferences to quench his thirst for new technologies. He got hands-on experience in Java EE and AngularJS, Cybersecurity domains and protocols, System Integration techniques and Data Analysis using Tableau.
Right after his undergrad, he went to Syracuse University to pursue his Masters in Information Management. He developed industrial connections and got introduced to RPA for the first time. An interview at Ernst & Young LLP through college career services landed him an amazing offer and the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get actively involved in RPA community.
Through his courses, he intends to provide everyone with a functioning knowledge of different IT tools along with other topics that can be leveraged for an improved career or life in general.
