Senior Solution Train Engineer - SAFe Lead for DoD Programs

ARSIEM Corporation; Columbia (MD); On-site; USD 235,000 - 253,000; Full time

Job summary

ARSIEM Corporation seeks a skilled Solution Train Engineer to lead a large-scale, cyber-focused DoD program in Columbia, MD. You will coordinate Solution Trains across multiple Agile Release Trains, align architecture, manage dependencies, and coach Lean-Agile teams to improve delivery.

You will collaborate with engineering leadership, PMO, vendors, and cybersecurity stakeholders to ensure mission objectives are met and program risks are controlled.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Systems Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, or related field.
• Experience coordinating complex programs with multiple Agile Release Trains and suppliers.
• Strong understanding of SAFe in cyber-centric DoD environments.
• Experience supporting DoD contracts and government programs.
• Familiarity with Lean-Agile coaching and SAFe implementation.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate Solution Train execution and large-scale ceremonies (PI Planning, Solution Demos, Inspect & Adapt).
• Coordinate architectural alignment and interdependencies across multiple trains and suppliers.
• Coach Release Train Engineers, Scrum Masters, and technical leads in Lean-Agile practices.
• Identify and resolve cross-team impediments, risks, and dependencies.
• Provide delivery status reporting and maintain technical documentation.

Skills

SAFe knowledge

Release Train guidance

Stakeholder facilitation

Jira/Confluence

DoD program experience

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Systems Engineering or related

Master’s degree (preferred)

Tools

Jira

Confluence

Job description

ARSIEM Corporation seeks a skilled Solution Train Engineer to lead a large-scale, cyber-focused DoD program in Columbia, MD. You will coordinate Solution Trains across multiple Agile Release Trains, align architecture, manage dependencies, and coach Lean-Agile teams to improve delivery.

You will collaborate with engineering leadership, PMO, vendors, and cybersecurity stakeholders to ensure mission objectives are met and program risks are controlled.