We are an IT Consultancy with a primary focus on innovation engineering across Cyber Security, CloudOps and Software Testing. Our tailored IT solutions allow organisations to optimise productivity, reduce costs and deliver exceptional customer experiences.
We're looking for an automation tester with SME knowledge & experience with UiPath.
About the Role
- Build and maintain test automation frameworks (scalable, maintainable), improve performance and reliability
- Design and develop automated test workflows in UiPath Studio (reusable components, libraries, frameworks)
- Build automated tests for functional, regression, integration, end-to-end RPA process testing
- Execute suites across environments: QA/ST, SIT, UAT, Production, validate results and troubleshoot failures
- Implement CI/CD for automated execution (Azure DevOps, Jenkins, GitHub Actions)
- Conduct code reviews, enforce best practices (naming, documentation, quality standards)
- Evaluate and uplift usage of UiPath capabilities (Test Suite, Orchestrator Test Manager, Insights)
- Assess migration requirements from TestComplete to UiPath (F&E project)
- Define quality metrics and acceptance criteria with stakeholders
About You
- Must have SME hands-on skills with UiPath.
- Ideally 8+ years' test automation experience.
- Strong hands-on knowledge & experience with Azure DevOps.
- Some experience with Jenkins would be advantageous.
If you meet the above criteria, please apply now for - interviewing early Feb 2026.
Automation Tester (UiPath) - $800 + super employer: Avocado Consulting
At Avocado Consulting, we pride ourselves on fostering a dynamic work culture that champions innovation and collaboration. Located in the vibrant North Sydney area, our team enjoys a flexible work environment with opportunities for professional growth and development, particularly in the insurance sector. With competitive pay and a commitment to employee well-being, we empower our consultants to reach their full potential while delivering exceptional IT solutions to our clients.
