Release Train Engineer (RTE) in SAFe® : The Role and Challenges

In this video Agile Trainer, Saket Bansal is in a discussion with an experienced Release Train Engineer.
They are covering the roles and challenges of Release Train Engineer.
Chapters of the Discussion
00:00 - Agenda (Release Train Engineer)
0:40 - Introduction of the Professional
2:10 - Role of the Release Train Engineer (RTE)
14:05 - What is the Multi-Vendor Setup in the organization?
17:42 - Career Path for RTE
21:55 - How is the Agile Coach Role is different from RTE Role?
25:32 - How do we make the story point and user story estimate?
30:39 - How to justify SAFe that it is really Scrum?
37:10 - How to match two different approaches (SAFe and Scrum)?
41:30- How can we say that architecture is incremental?
47:29 - Incremental and Emerging Architecture
49:30 - How much a person should be technically aligned for being an RTE?
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[@snehabandekar9934]

Thanks for this interview Saket Sir! This discussion is filled with so many priceless nuggets that one can imbibe in their SAFe journey.

[@izenbridge]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@bzdasgupta]

Very nice…lot of intriguing things discussed

[@kishork80]

One of the best conversation with actual RTE.. And very nice suggestions and advice by Saket sir..as always 👍

[@izenbridge]

Thank you.

[@benarcher8060]

That's a priceless discussion. 🙏🙏 Thanks a ton saket sir 👍

[@izenbridge]

So nice of you

[@lokeshkumar_a]

Very useful and informative and interesting discussion. Thanks a lot.

[@izenbridge]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Anuradhya_20]

Nice conversation at root level issues and implementation. :)

[@izenbridge]

Glad you liked it!

[@travel-the-world-with-vijaya]

very nice video for SAFe aspirant.

[@izenbridge]

Thank you

[@benarcher8060]

Hi Sir, We would also like to hear more discussions, Interview experiences of a SAFe advanced scrum master. Thank you.

[@izenbridge]

Noted

[@masthmajamadu8280]

Hello sir, we did contracts for each PI. The contracts were very small like just calling features, user stories related to these feature and its story points. I arrived the total cost based on available capacity and shared the cost to each feature based on capacity used on these features. Our one agreement was we would be paid only for the feature delivered. This way we may end up working on a feature in multiple PI, our payment was done once the feature was delivered. This way we covered for all capacity used in the team.

[@izenbridge]

Thank you for sharing.

[@benarcher8060]

Hi Sir, @17:42 while discussing Career Path for RTE - Could you please tell, Is SAFe Program Consultant (SPC) the highest role an RTE or Safe scrum master can hold in a SAFe environment? Thank you.

[@izenbridge]

SPC is a certificate and consultants who implement SAFe does it , its a temporary role for SAFe implementation its not a role on ART.

[@chittajena9345]

SAFe makes some suggestions around budgeting (Lean Budgeting/Guardrail) that will help service sectors. You can use PI based budgeting at portfolio level for service based engagements

[@izenbridge]

Thank you for sharing.

[@amol0012]

Excellent conversation. Do you recommend a non technical person try for a RTE role?

[@izenbridge]

Yes, its about managing people and strategy alignment less about coding and managing architecture. So like Project Manager, this can be done by person good in managing stakeholders, here is detailed blog on Role of Release Train Engineer www.izenbridge.com/blog/the-roles-and-responsibilities-of-a-safe-release-train-engineer-rte/

[@benarcher8060]

Hi Sir, wrt to SAFe, Who can or who should get into the role of SPC?

[@izenbridge]

SPC is a certification program from scale agile and here we have details on who should do it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4S0nmasmrNlotU