2 Release Engineer Jobs in London

Job Title: Agile Release Train Engineer** **Duration: 6 months (Contract)** **Location: Remote, with occasional travel to office in Canary Wharf** **Outside IR35*** **Overview:** We are seeking a highly skilled and proactive Agile Release Train Engineer to join our dynamic team in supporting the transformation programme, which … This role requires an individual capable of orchestrating multiple teams from various suppliers to ensure seamless releases that maintain all dependencies. As the Agile Release Train Engineer, you will be pivotal in developing and implementing release plans across multiple environments including test, pre-prod, and production. This … contract position is outside IR35. **Key Responsibilities:** - Managing the overall release process. - Engaging with stakeholders to ensure their needs are met and expectations are managed. - Producing detailed release plans that align with project objectives. - Challenging delivery teams to refine and improve their plans for more effective outcomes. **Required more »

Regulatory Technology. Janus Henderson have adopted an Agile framework for change development and implementation. This agile framework is being used to transversally enhance the release cycle, leading to a more efficient and scalable environment. As the Agile Release Manager, you will be responsible for building upon a Scrum … framework. You will facilitate program level planning, alignment, organization and execution of prioritized work. This will require event facilitation, release planning, scrum of scrum ceremonies and working with scrum masters to manage the day-to-day impediments to successful release. To be successful in this role, you will be … able to strike a balance between execution on the current release and planning for future releases. In the role, you will be responsible for aligning to transversal scrum deliverables, ensuring changes can be delivered and working closely with the development teams to ensure that blockers are cleared. You must more »