UiPath Project Manager/Business Analyst (Remote)

September 7, 2026

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About NSS

NSS is a leader in Agentic Automation and a certified UiPath Public Sector Business Partner, helping government and mission-driven organizations transform their operations through intelligent automation. We are growing rapidly and looking for exceptional talent to join us on high-impact programs.

The Opportunity

We have an immediate opening for a senior UiPath RPA Program Manager/Business Analyst to lead a brand-new automation initiative in the satellite and space domain. This is a rare opportunity to shape an enterprise automation program from the ground up — defining strategy, building stakeholder alignment, and delivering measurable outcomes in one of the most exciting sectors in government technology. This role is 100% virtual and requires US Citizenship.

What You'll Do

Own end-to-end delivery of the RPA program across business units, serving as the primary liaison between business stakeholders, automation teams, and IT
Lead process discovery sessions, feasibility analyses, and ROI assessments to identify and prioritize high-value automation opportunities
Define and manage the program roadmap, governance framework, KPIs, and success metrics
Drive strategic alignment and executive-level stakeholder engagement across the enterprise
Oversee the full automation use case lifecycle — from intake and prioritization through delivery
Manage vendor relationships, budget allocations, and cross-functional collaboration
Champion change management practices to ensure smooth adoption of automation solutions

What You Bring

8+ years of experience as a Project Manager and/or Business Analyst on UiPath RPA programs, with a track record of leading enterprise-scale implementations
Deep expertise in process discovery, PDD (Process Design Document) creation, and automation lifecycle management
Strong understanding of enterprise IT environments, integration patterns, and change management best practices
Excellent communication skills with the ability to engage and influence both technical teams and senior business stakeholders
Experience in public sector, defense, or regulated industries is a plus; familiarity with satellite, space, or mission systems is a strong differentiator

Why NSS

Work on a first-of-its-kind automation program in the satellite and space sector
Be part of a certified UiPath partner team with deep RPA expertise
Collaborative, mission-focused culture

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Skills:
Aerospace and Defense, Automation, Best Practices, Budgeting, Business Analysis, Change Management, Communication Skills, Cross-Functional, Design Document, Establish Priorities, Feasibility Analysis, Government, Information Technology & Information Systems, Metrics, Performance Metrics, Project/Program Management, Return on Investment (ROI), Supplier Relationship Management (SRM), Team Player, United States Citizen, Use Cases, Vendor/Supplier Relations

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