Automation DeveloperNHS

Job summary

Development, configuration, testing, deployment, documentation and operational support of moderately complex automation solutions from approved requirements and designs, under proportionate technical supervision.

Main duties of the job

o The Automation Developer will develop, configure, test, deploy, support and continually improve varying levels of complexity automation solutions used across HBL ICT partner organisations.oThe post holder will work with process owners, analysts and technical colleagues to translate agreed requirements and process definitions into secure, maintainable and supportable automation workflows.oThe role will build attended and unattended automations using UiPath or other approved technologies, using agreed development patterns, reusable components and coding standards.o The post holder will prepare solution documentation, workflow designs, technical notes, test scripts, release records, support guides and other documentation required across the automation lifecycle.o The job description and person specification describe the principal responsibilities and outcomes required. The post holder will undertake other duties commensurate with the band and changing organisational requirements.

Job description

Operational Responsibility

Develop, configure, test and support varying levels of complexity attended and unattended automations from approved requirements and process definition documents.Work within agreed enterprise architecture principles, technology standards, cyber security requirements, and strategic roadmaps, ensuring solutions remain supportable, interoperable, secure, and aligned with organisational direction.Build varying levels of complexity attended and unattended automations using approved platforms, reusable components, coding standards and development patterns, under appropriate technical supervision.Monitor automation schedules, queues, credentials, logs and exceptions within delegated responsibility, escalating complex failures appropriately.Use approved SQL queries and data-access components in support of automation development, undertaking minor amendments within delegated authority and escalating complex database design, optimisation or administration requirementsTranslate approved process maps, user stories and acceptance criteria into automation workflow designs and technical tasks.Identify data-quality issues affecting assigned automations, implement approved validation and exception-handling controls, and escalate wider data-quality, reconciliation or reporting requirements.Configure, test and maintain automation workflows, variables, assets, queues, schedules, credentials, and exception-handling routines within delegated responsibility.Undertake unit and system testing, support user acceptance testing, resolve routine defects and support deployment, handover and post-implementation review.Manage routine automation incidents, service requests and changes through approved service management processes, escalating where required.Maintain accurate source code, workflow, configuration, testing, release and support documentation and contribute to continual service improvement.

About us

HBL ICT Shared Services (HBL ICT) HBL ICT Shared Services has been established to provide comprehensive ICT services to four member organisations, with each organisation having an equal say in the strategic direction of the ICT service.

HBL ICT is not a legal entity and therefore is hosted by Herts & West Essex ICB, who in turn are one of the four partnering organisations.

HBL ICT is a self-funding organisation with an operational turnover of circa £14m per annum, which is derived from a recipe of income from four partner organisations, plus other NHS clients within the local health economy.

HBL ICT Shared Services Vision - 'Partnership in IT' "To become the ICT provider of choice, by delivering without boundaries, cost-effective and innovative services and solutions to improve patient outcomes."