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Release Train Engineer * Primary Skil: Release Train Engineer(RTE). * Secondary: UI - Jenkins, Github. * Experience: Minimum 7 years. * Train Engineer can be thought of as a super Scrum Master who ...

Release Train Engineer Location: Pensacola, FL Type: Contract Compensation: Not specified Contractor Work Model: Hybrid - onsite and remote Hours: 40.0 Security Clearance: Not specified ...

Release Train Engineer Location: Pensacola, FL Type: Contract Compensation: Not specified Contractor Work Model: Hybrid - onsite and remote Hours: 40.0 Security Clearance: Not specified ...

Release Train Engineer Location: Pensacola, FL Type: Contract Compensation: Not specified Contractor Work Model: Hybrid - onsite and remote Hours: 40.0 Security Clearance: Not specified ...

... Release Train Engineer (RTE) to lead and facilitate Agile Release Trains (ARTs) using the SAFe framework. The RTE will coordinate multiple Agile teams, ensure alignment with business objectives ...

We are seeking an experienced Release Train Engineer (RTE) to lead a large-scale Agile Release Train (ART) within a complex digital product ecosystem. The RTE will drive planning, execution, and ...

Release Train Engineer Location: Pensacola, FL Type: Contract Compensation: Not specified Contractor Work Model: Hybrid - onsite and remote Hours: 40.0 Security Clearance: Not specified ...

Release Train Engineer

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Release Train Engineer Job Category: Information Technology Time Type: Full time Minimum Clearance Required to Start: Secret Employee Type: Regular Percentage of Travel Required: Up to 10% Type of ...

The Release Train Engineer will serve as a servant leader and facilitator for an Agile Release Train, responsible for leading SAFe execution and driving Agile transformation across multiple divisions.

Release Train Engineer Location: Remote Changeis, Inc. is an award-winning small business that provides management consulting and engineering services to the private sector. We are seeking an ...

We are seeking a highly experienced Technical Release Train Engineer (RTE) to lead Agile Release Trains (ARTs) in delivering high-quality software solutions. This role requires a strong foundation in ...

Job Title- Release Train Engineer Project Location - Grand Rapids, MI-- Hybrid-- Onsite 3 days--open to relocation Duration- 6+ months contract Only USC REQUIRED SKILLS: 3-5 Must Haves (need to be ...

Release Train Engineer (RTE) / Release Delivery Lead (RDL) Location: Remote Role Summary: Seeking an experienced RTE/RDL to lead Agile Release Train execution across multiple programs. The ideal ...

Release Train Engineer Location: Pensacola, FL Type: Contract Compensation: Not specified Contractor Work Model: Hybrid - onsite and remote Hours: 40.0 Security Clearance: Not specified ...

Release Train Engineer Location: Pensacola, FL Type: Contract Compensation: Not specified Contractor Work Model: Hybrid - onsite and remote Hours: 40.0 Security Clearance: Not specified ...

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How much do freelance release train engineer jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 12, 2026, the average hourly pay for freelance release train engineer in the United States is $62.51, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $51.92 and $69.71 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Freelance Release Train Engineer vs Scrum Master?

AspectFreelance Release Train EngineerScrum Master
CertificationsSAFe Program Consultant (SPC), Agile certificationsCSM, PSM
Work EnvironmentAgile Release Trains, scaled Agile frameworksScrum teams, project-level Agile
Industry UsageLarge enterprises, scaled Agile implementationsStartups, small teams, Agile projects

The Freelance Release Train Engineer focuses on coordinating multiple Agile teams within scaled frameworks like SAFe, often in large organizations. In contrast, a Scrum Master typically works with a single team to facilitate Agile practices. While both roles require Agile certifications and strong facilitation skills, the Release Train Engineer operates at a higher level of program coordination, especially in freelance or consulting capacities.

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Infographic showing various Freelance Release Train Engineer job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 84% Full Time, 14% Part Time, 1% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 96% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 3% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $130,028 per year, or $62.5 per hour.

Release Train Engineer

Sarian, Inc.

Kennesaw, GA • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 25 days ago


Job description

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Skill: Release Train Engineer
  • Primary Skil: Release Train Engineer(RTE).
  • Secondary: UI - Jenkins, Github.
  • Experience: Minimum 7 years.
  • Train Engineer can be thought of as a super Scrum Master who coordinates and drives all other Scrum Masters in the ART towards the goals set collectively as per Lean-Agile.
  • Work with the teams in the ART to prioritize features to be considered in a given PI planning cycle.
  • SAFe RTE responsibilities include organizing and driving SAFe events like meeting between teams to collectively plan the short-term development cycles, ART sync at every stage, Demos, workshops, and Backlog Refinement.
  • Collaborate with the Product Manager to ensure that the program has a healthy Product Backlog.
  • Assist the ART in communication and coordination with stakeholders and customers during feature-definition of the product and its delivery.
  • Enable effective communication among teams and coordinate planning quarterly (real-time).
  • Manage changes to the ART's PI plan and survey the impacts of those changes on the value chain.
  • Drive cross-team collaboration in the ART and resolve departmental impediments and other planning, collaboration, and coordination issues.
  • Foster open communication between the teams and stakeholders to increase transparency and awareness towards progress and roadblocks.
  • Understand and be able to visualize and manage upstream/downstream dependencies.
  • Drive value-delivery and continuously improve the product by effectively utilizing data such as feedback and metrics like quality, delivery rate, etc., to identify opportunities.
  • Entail working with stakeholders and teams to improve their working style and the team continuously.
  • Improve the flow of value across value streams by enhancing and evaluating DevOps and Release on Demand techniques in the Continuous Delivery Pipeline. They also have to steer the product towards a customer-centric approach.
  • Ensure that the program's overall cost, timelines, and performance fall between pre-set parameters. They must also check any deviations to resolve them immediately.
  • Conduct periodical reviews to constantly allocate and reallocate resources to prevent many people from working on similar issues. This would involve a case-by-case analysis of the different problems as per Agile principles.
  • Analyze the budgetary estimates of the program given by participating organizations to provide direction to the overall development of the program budgets and according to cost profiles.
  • Advocate the adoption of Agile and SAFe best practices and processes. This is one of the most critical Release Train Engineer responsibilities.
  • Constantly refine and stay connected with emerging themes and discussions in the larger community that have adopted the Agile approach.
Support deploying SAFe practices tailored to the organization's needs. This would involve the standardization of procedures and documentation.