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Former UiPath Exec Jim Walker Joins Roboyo as Public Sector SVP

Jim Walker, formerly the federal chief technology officer of UiPath, has been appointed senior vice president of the U.S. public sector business at automation services provider Roboyo.

He will oversee Roboyo’s go-to-market strategy to take its professional service offerings to federal, state and local agencies, the company said Thursday.

At UiPath, he played a key role in the software vendor’s efforts to help government clients adopt robotic process automation technology as federal CTO, director of marketing and evangelist for public sector.

Walker started his industry career at Deloitte Consulting in October 2017 after more than three decades of government service that included leadership positions at NASA and the Defense Information Systems Agency.

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