What is an Agile Release Train Engineer (SAFe 5)

[@ChaunceyGardner100]

excellent overview of what a RTE engineer does. thanks for sharing.

[@oneagileproduction2924]

Im glad you found it valuable. Appreciate the feedback

[@luigiardingo]

Great video and really easy to follow.

[@oneagileproduction2924]

Thank you for your feedback

[@jacobtall3484]

Impressive Video.

[@oneagileproduction2924]

I am glad you found this useful. Many Thanks

[@harrycurtis2881]

Clearly explained

[@sukri0911]

It is simple and good..Thanks! I see a spelling mistake in a slide communicator - could correct next time

[@oneagileproduction2924]

Thank you for your comment. I will have a look at the spelling mistake.

[@SuperMelodifestival]

stay SAFe!

[@entirebentirec3296]

So all teams in ART have same Sprint Status ,I meam all tems will be doing development,testing at the same time in ART?

[@oneagileproduction2924]

Yes, the iteration (sprint) would be the same length across the ART. This allows all the teams to be aligned. The agile teams would Define, Build, Test and Deliver incremental value in short timeboxes. All the teams on the ART would plan, demo and learn together.

[@jamesmarin5055]

How many PI can be in 1 ART?

[@oneagileproduction2924]

We can have multiple ARTs in a PI which is known as the Solution Train. PI is a timebox event (8 to 12 weeks) and it will consist of one ART or multiple ARTs which becomes the solution train.

[@jayfay786]

How does one become an RTE?

[@oneagileproduction2924]

There is an RTE certification offered by SAFe which is a 3 day course. The best way is to get practical experience as a scrum master and then transition to the RTE role.