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Release Manager (DevOps Hybrid)

Summary

Owns end-to-end releases and CI/CD for a Salesforce-based CRM & CDP ecosystem, driving safe, auditable deployments and automating build, test, and deployment pipelines.

Role Positioning: Bengaluru Hybrid role combining: - Release Governance (control, risk, coordination) - DevOps Execution (automation, pipelines, deployment)

Role Summary

Hands-on Release Manager with DevOps capability to own end-to-end releases and CI/CD for a Salesforce-based CRM & CDP ecosystem. Responsible for safe, auditable, zero-disruption deployments across integrated enterprise systems.

Key Responsibilities

Release Management

  • Own release lifecycle (Dev -> SIT -> UAT -> Prod)
  • Plan and manage release calendar across phases (1A/1B/2)
  • Lead Go/No-Go decisions and readiness reviews
  • Coordinate Dev, QA, Integration, and Business teams
  • Perform impact assessment (platform, integration, data)
  • Define rollback & contingency plans
  • Drive post-release validation & reporting

DevOps (Hands-on)

  • Build and manage CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions preferred)
  • Automate build, test, deployment
  • Manage environments (Dev/SIT/UAT/Prod)
  • Implement deployment & rollback automation
  • Integrate automated testing (regression/performance)
  • Enable monitoring, logging, alerts
  • Apply DevSecOps (secure pipelines, audit logs)

Required Experience

  • 6+ years in Release Management / DevOps
  • Strong CI/CD (GitHub Actions / Azure DevOps / Jenkins / equivalent)
  • Experience with multi-environment deployments
  • Exposure to Salesforce (preferred)
  • Experience with API/integration-led systems
  • Understanding of security, audit, compliance

Soft Skills

  • Strong stakeholder coordination (Business + IT)
  • Operates well in high-pressure delivery timelines
  • Structured risk management and decision-making

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