Fresh Grad aspiring to ba a RPA engineer

heather_aka_rpa

hi, I’m a soon-to-be fresh grad mechatronics student and would want to pursue RPA Engineering career. if I may ask, what are the software and Ides I need to master before applying for jobs?

AnhLe

I would suggest big players like UiPath or Blue Prism. However, if you want to challenge yourself a little bit for future job, I would suggest going with new players like akaBot (Vietnam). Quick review for akaBot, I think they are new player but get a good review from customers. I just found them on G2 and got for my project in SEA area. They have quite good understanding of local business process (quick adapt RPA, quick execution), always have local support team.
The license would around 1,000USD - I remember "

heather_aka_rpa

Any useful courses for RPA beginners?

AnhLe

I would suggest this akaBot from Vietnam. The courses are well-structured, informative. Their staff are so friendly and helpful. I also got a certificate at the end of the courses as well. Really worth considering

ElliePalms

A Data engineering guide helps to understand link-building creation & designing of data pipelines for the data scientist to make use of that information. Data engineering involves converting raw, unstructured data in a more usable form.

vishnugone

If you’re a beginner looking to learn about Robotic Process Automation (RPA), there are a variety of useful courses that can help you get started. A great place to start is with RPA Training, such as the RPA Infrastructure Training by HKR Trainings. This course provides an overview of the basics of RPA and covers topics like automation tools, process design, and implementation strategies. It also includes hands-on exercises so you can practice your skills in a real-world setting.

Once you have a basic understanding of RPA, consider taking an advanced course such as RPA Developer Advanced Training by HKR Trainings. This course takes an in-depth look at the UiPath platform and teaches you how to use it for automation projects. You’ll learn about things like data manipulation, workflow design, and debugging techniques. The course also includes practical exercises so you can apply what you’ve learned in a simulated environment.