Gopal Manikala — Operations Associate

🚀 RPA & Conversational AI Engineer| Hyperautomation | Intelligent Automation | Digital Transformation With 10 years of experience in RPA, Hyperautomation, Conversational AI, and Intelligent Automation, I specialize in delivering scalable, AI-powered automation solutions that transform business operations. My expertise spans platform evaluation, governance, and automation frameworks, with a proven track record of designing and deploying 40+ automation solutions and 15+ AI-driven chatbots across enterprise platforms. 🔹 My Core Expertise: ✅ Conversational AI & Chatbots (3+ Years): Designed & deployed 15+ AI-powered chatbots across Web, WhatsApp, MS Teams, Zoom, and IVR using OneReach.AI & Avaamo.AI. Expertise in NLP, Knowledge Model Training, and chatbot automation testing with Botium.AI. ✅ RPA & Hyperautomation (7+ Years): Developed 40+ enterprise automation solutions using UiPath for Desktop, Web, Mainframe, Citrix, SAP, APIs, Excel, Outlook, PDFs. Roles include Developer, Lead Developer, Solution Architect, and Platform Lead, working on end-to-end automation lifecycle. ✅ Governance & Compliance: Strong experience in SSO integrations, Layer 7 security, Azure Board Management, ServiceNow Change Management, and Dashboard Governance. Collaborated with auditors to streamline Governance & Controls for RPA BOTs. ✅ Technical Leadership & Innovation: Mentored and guided multiple teams in automation strategy, best practices, and scalable frameworks. Passionate about leveraging AI, RPA, and Hyperautomation to enhance business efficiency and customer engagement. 🌟 I am driven by a mission to help businesses accelerate their digital transformation journey through AI-driven automation. 📩 Let’s connect! Whether you’re looking to implement AI-powered automation or discuss the future of Hyperautomation, I’d love to chat.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a SaaS automation expert with a strong focus on RPA and Conversational AI.

Location: Hyderabad, Telangana, India

Experience: 10 yrs 11 mos