Release Train Engineer
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Our client is seeking a Senior Release Train Engineer to support a mission-critical Unified Communications modernization program for a federal law enforcement customer. This role will lead Agile Release Trains supporting the migration of legacy and cloud-based communications environments, while coordinating delivery across engineering, cybersecurity, infrastructure, deployment, and operations teams. The ideal candidate is an experienced Agile leader with strong SAFe knowledge, excellent communication skills, and a background supporting large-scale enterprise IT, telecommunications, infrastructure, or modernization initiatives. Location Washington, DC Onsite 5 days per week Clearance Requirements
- U.S. Citizenship is required
- Active Top Secret clearance required at time of application
- Must be willing and able to obtain SCI access
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Must be able to pass a CI polygraph Responsibilities
- Lead and facilitate Agile Release Train events, including PI Planning, Scrum of Scrums, ART Syncs, Inspect & Adapt workshops, and System Demos
- Coordinate work across engineering, cybersecurity, infrastructure, deployment, operations, and stakeholder teams
- Manage dependencies, risks, impediments, and program-level issues across multiple Agile teams
- Track and report delivery metrics such as velocity, predictability, burn-down/burn-up, and flow efficiency
- Support continuous improvement efforts and help mature Agile delivery practices across the program
- Partner with Product Management, Solution Architects, Scrum Masters, and technical leads to prioritize roadmap objectives
- Prepare executive-level status reports, risk updates, and implementation readiness materials
- Promote DevSecOps, CI/CD, automation, and secure delivery best practices where applicable
- Coach Agile teams, Scrum Masters, and stakeholders on SAFe, Lean-Agile principles, and enterprise Agile delivery
- Ensure delivery aligns with federal security requirements, telecommunications standards, contractual milestones, and compliance expectations
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Information Systems, Computer Science, Engineering, Business Management, or a related field
- In lieu of a bachelor’s degree, an additional 4 years of relevant experience may be accepted
- 10+ years of progressive experience in Agile delivery, program management, systems engineering, enterprise IT modernization, or related technical program environments
- 3+ years of experience as a Release Train Engineer, Chief Scrum Master, or equivalent Agile leadership role in a large-scale enterprise environment
- Experience coordinating complex telecommunications, infrastructure, Unified Communications, or enterprise modernization efforts
- Strong knowledge of SAFe Agile methodologies, Lean principles, and Agile delivery frameworks
- Experience with Agile lifecycle management and collaboration tools such as Jira, Confluence, Rally, or Azure DevOps
- Strong written, verbal, facilitation, and organizational communication skills
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Ability to communicate effectively with both technical teams and executive stakeholders Preferred Qualifications
- SAFe Release Train Engineer, SAFe Program Consultant, PMP, Scrum Master, or related Agile certification
- Experience supporting FBI, DOJ, DHS, federal law enforcement, or intelligence community environments
- Familiarity with Microsoft Teams Voice, SIP trunking, VoIP, and enterprise telecom infrastructure
- Experience with secure cloud environments such as AWS GovCloud or Microsoft Azure Government
- Knowledge of DevSecOps, automated testing, and CI/CD pipeline implementation in secure federal environments
- Experience supporting large-scale enterprise migrations, infrastructure transformation, or Unified Communications modernization programs
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