Release Train Engineer
planit groupDenver (CO)
About the role
Release Train Engineer (RTE) The RF Sensor Product Center (RFS PC) is looking for an experienced Agile Release Train Engineer (RTE) with at least 6+ years of experience. Candidate will telework full time with approximately 25% travel.
Required qualifications:
Requires Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Engineering degree required at minimum.6+ years of Agile Transformation coaching experience.6+ years of intermediate to advanced Jira experience.
Demonstrated self-starter who can take initiative and work independently with minimal direction and oversight.
Strong collaboration and effective communications skills.
Demonstrated acumen working in a virtual organization.
Desired skills:
Domain experience with business development and/or software development processes and capabilities.
Experience with Jira plugins such as Structure and Agile Hive.
This individual is expected to:
Work and collaborate with the Program Management Office (PMO), Solution Train, and peer RTEs.
Provide oversight to teams by identifying and resolving bottlenecks across the entire solution.
Be a change agent for Agile Transformation.
Provide coaching to result in decentralized decision-making, alignment, and coordination for the Solution Train.
Ensuring that the program is outcome driven.
Monitor the solution health via appropriate metrics.
Facilitates large solution-level events.
Support PI Planning Events.
Coordinate Product and Solution Delivery.
Ensure continuous process improvement cadences are value-driven for the solution.
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