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We are seeking an experienced Enterprise Release Engineering Architect to establish and lead the organization's Release Management capability. This role will define enterprise release strategy, governance, processes, and automation while building a high-performing team that delivers predictable, secure, and reliable software releases across multiple applications, platforms, and cloud environments. Key Responsibilities - Define and implement enterprise-wide Release Management strategy, standards, and governance. - Build and lead the Release Management Office (RMO), including Release Managers and Coordinators. - Plan, coordinate, and oversee enterprise releases across multiple applications and environments. - Drive release readiness, Go/No-Go decisions, deployment planning, and rollback strategies. - Partner with Engineering, DevSecOps, Infrastructure, Security, QA, and Business teams to ensure successful releases. - Establish release KPIs, dashboards, reporting, and continuous improvement initiatives. - Drive automation across CI/CD pipelines and promote DevSecOps best practices. - Manage release risks, dependencies, compliance requirements, and production stability. Required Experience - 18+ years of experience in Enterprise IT. - 5+ years leading Enterprise Release Management functions. - Proven experience building Release Management capabilities from the ground up. - Strong experience managing large-scale, multi-application releases. - Experience working with geographically distributed teams. - Strong stakeholder management and executive communication skills. - Experience in Banking, Financial Services, or Insurance is preferred. Technical Skills - Enterprise Release Management - DevSecOps and CI/CD - Environment and Change Management - ServiceNow, Jira, Git - Release Automation and Deployment Orchestration - OCI (mandatory), AWS/Azure/GCP exposure preferred - Kubernetes and container platforms - Blue-Green, Canary deployments, and rollback strategies - Nexus/Artifactory and Observability platforms Leadership Skills - Strategic thinking and governance design - Team building and mentoring - Strong planning and decision-making abilities - Executive-level communication and stakeholder management - Ability to lead during critical production events Success Measures (First 3 Months) - Establish enterprise Release Management framework and governance. - Build and operationalize the Release Management Office. - Improve release predictability and deployment success rates. - Reduce manual release effort through automation. - Deliver executive dashboards and release health metrics. - Drive measurable improvements in release maturity across the organization. Preferred Certifications - ITIL 4 - Secure Release Train Engineer (RTE) - PMP or PRINCE2 - Scrum Master Certification - OCI, Azure, or AWS Certifications - DevOps Institute Certifications Work Location: Riyadh( long term onsite ) Base Location: Bangalore or Chennai Passport: Mandatory .
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