Regional Procurement Strategy & Transformation Partner MSD
On-site in Eindhoven
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Service Innovation leads the design and delivery of digital services that enhance Thermo Fisher Scientific's high-tech systems. With the continued growth of our Digital Services business, we are adopting a Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) to accelerate delivery, improve collaboration, and ensure alignment across multiple engineering teams.
To support this transformation, we are looking for an experienced and motivated Release Train Engineer (RTE) who will enable our teams to deliver value efficiently and continuously. This role is ideal for someone who thrives in a complex, innovative environment and believes in what is possible rather than what is not.
As a Release Train Engineer (RTE) for Digital Services, you are the servant leader and coach for our Agile Release Train (ART). You will coordinate program-level processes and execution, facilitate key ceremonies, manage dependencies, and drive continuous improvement.
You will partner closely with Product Management, Product Owners, Scrum Masters, Solution Architects, and stakeholders across Service Innovation and Marketing to ensure alignment between strategy and execution.
Your role is central to connecting teams, synchronizing deliverables, and maintaining focus on value delivery across the Digital Services portfolio.
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