E-Resourcing Ltd - Specialist I.T. Recruitment
Release Manager

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Release Manager – 3 month initial contract - £500 per day (via umbrella) – London – Hybrid
Release / Manage / Agile / Scrum / eCommerce / SDLC / Jira / Confluence / CI/CD
Our client is looking for a Release Manager to join them on a 3 month initial contract. This would be a hybrid role, 2 days per week in the office in London.
You will support the end-to-end management of both frontend and backend releases across our client's eCommerce sites. They operate across several brands, each with multiple markets.
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Key responsibilities:
- Own and maintain the release schedule, ensuring releases are on track, stakeholders informed and development teams aligned
- Monitor release progress and ensure that any blockers, risks, or deviations are flagged
- Coordinate with the development teams and produce clear release and post-release reports
Experience:
- Experience with software development release management – ideally having worked in eCommerce
- Strong understanding of SDLC and agile/scrum methodologies
- Familiarity with release tooling such as Jira, Confluence, CI/CD pipelines
- Experience with ‘On demand’ releases would be highly beneficial


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