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SAFe Licensed Product Delivery Lead

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virtual vocationsDenver (CO)

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About the role

Leading product delivery for the Department of Veterans Affairs Supply Chain Management DevSecOps task order, the hybrid Head of Product Delivery & PI Planner will manage the Sub-Product Line Leads and the Intake Team, oversee quarterly PI Planning, and ensure the successful execution of product line deliverables.
Key responsibilities: Lead and develop the Sub-Product Line Leads and Intake Team, serving as the primary delivery counterpart to VA Product Line leadership Own the end-to-end quarterly PI Planning process, including backlog readiness, capacity planning, and reporting on planned versus actual objectives Direct the Intake Team to ensure timely and accurate requirements analysis proposals and manage Authority to Operate activities across the product line
Required qualifications: 12+ years of IT delivery experience, with 5+ years in SAFe leadership roles managing product line or release train delivery Experience facilitating end-to-end PI Planning for multiple ARTs or product lines, including capacity and dependency management Familiarity with VA OIT product line management and related processes Proficient in Agile and DORA metrics, roadmap management, and requirements analysis proposal development SAFe Release Train Engineer (RTE) or SAFe Program Consultant (SPC) certification required

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