• Role: Release Architect – SAP ALM & Release Governance (ChaRM & Cloud ALM) Key Responsibilities
• Release Architecture & CoE Transformation Establish enterprise release standards, policies, and governance frameworks.

Transition Release Management from execution-focused to risk-based decision leadership.

Own the release strategy across sprint releases, global releases, hotfixes, upgrades, and rollouts. ALM & Tooling Leadership (ChaRM & CALM) Act as subject-matter expert for: SAP ChaRM (change workflows, approvals, transport tracking, auditability). SAP Cloud ALM (CALM) (release planning, testing linkage, defect traceability, dashboards).

Design end-to-end ALM workflows integrating requirements, transports, tests, and deployments.

Transport Governance & Risk Management Define rules for transport sequencing, bundling, dependency handling, and post-processing.

Lead impact analysis of individual transports across: Configuration, Extensibility, Roles & authorizations, Integrations & Run Serve as the final decision authority for release exceptions and deviations.

Own Go/No-Go decisions and release risk sign-off.

Parallel & Complex Delivery Models Architect and govern Parallel Line (e.g., Branch, Rebase, Merge).

Ensure alignment between Main Line and parallel delivery streams.

Define safeguards to prevent configuration drift and cross-project interference.

Coordinate SAP involvement for critical release windows.

Stakeholder & Executive Engagement Partner with Business, IT, Architecture, SAP, and System Integrators.

Influence CAB, Release Steer Co, and Go-Live readiness forums.

Translate technical release risk into business-impact language for leadership.

Act as escalation point during high-risk releases and incidents.

Metrics, Compliance & Continuous Improvement Define and track release KPIs (change success rate, defect leakage, MTTR, emergency changes).

Ensure audit readiness and compliance across all releases.

Drive continuous improvement via retrospectives and data-driven insights.

Mentor and upskill Release Management team members.

Required Skills &:

Experience: SAP & ALM Expertise Deep hands-on experience with SAP ChaRM and SAP Cloud ALM.

Strong knowledge of SAP S/4HANA Public and/or Private Cloud landscapes.

Expert understanding of transport mechanisms and limitations across SAP environments.

Experience: supporting complex, high-frequency enterprise releases.

Technical & Functional Awareness Strong understanding of:

SAP configuration and extensibility models Authorization and business role transport behavior Integration dependencies (SAP and non-SAP) Data and master data impacts on releases Ability to assess cross-domain transport risk holistically.

Leadership & Decision-Making Proven experience owning release governance and Go/No-Go decisions.

Comfortable making risk-based decisions under time pressure.

Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.

Ability to influence without direct authority.

Experience: Profile 8-12+ years in SAP delivery, ALM, or Release Management roles.

Experience: in large-scale SAP programs (multi-country, multi-ERP).

Prior involvement in RM CoE setup or transformation strongly preferred.

Experience: working directly with SAP product teams or support is a plus.

Preferred Certifications SAP S/4HANA (Public or Private Cloud) SAP Solution Manager / ChaRM SAP Cloud ALM ITIL / DevOps / Agile delivery (any) One-Line Role Summary An enterprise Release Architect responsible for designing and governing SAP release and ALM strategy, leveraging ChaRM and Cloud ALM to enable predictable, compliant, and scalable delivery through a Release Management Center of Excellence.

Ideal Candidate Mindset Thinks in risk, impact, and business continuity, not just tools.

Sees releases as a strategic capability, not an operational task.

Comfortable challenging teams when quality or stability is at risk.

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• Role: Release Architect – SAP ALM & Release Governance (ChaRM & Cloud ALM) Key Responsibilities
• Release Architecture & CoE Transformation Establish enterprise release standards, policies, and governance frameworks.

Transition Release Management from execution-focused to risk-based decision leadership.

Own the release strategy across sprint releases, global releases, hotfixes, upgrades, and rollouts. ALM & Tooling Leadership (ChaRM & CALM) Act as subject-matter expert for: SAP ChaRM (change workflows, approvals, transport tracking, auditability). SAP Cloud ALM (CALM) (release planning, testing linkage, defect traceability, dashboards).

Design end-to-end ALM workflows integrating requirements, transports, tests, and deployments.

Transport Governance & Risk Management Define rules for transport sequencing, bundling, dependency handling, and post-processing.

Lead impact analysis of individual transports across: Configuration, Extensibility, Roles & authorizations, Integrations & Run Serve as the final decision authority for release exceptions and deviations.

Own Go/No-Go decisions and release risk sign-off.

Parallel & Complex Delivery Models Architect and govern Parallel Line (e.g., Branch, Rebase, Merge).

Ensure alignment between Main Line and parallel delivery streams.

Define safeguards to prevent configuration drift and cross-project interference.

Coordinate SAP involvement for critical release windows.

Stakeholder & Executive Engagement Partner with Business, IT, Architecture, SAP, and System Integrators.

Influence CAB, Release Steer Co, and Go-Live readiness forums.

Translate technical release risk into business-impact language for leadership.

Act as escalation point during high-risk releases and incidents.

Metrics, Compliance & Continuous Improvement Define and track release KPIs (change success rate, defect leakage, MTTR, emergency changes).

Ensure audit readiness and compliance across all releases.

Drive continuous improvement via retrospectives and data-driven insights.

Mentor and upskill Release Management team members.

Required Skills &:

Experience: SAP & ALM Expertise Deep hands-on experience with SAP ChaRM and SAP Cloud ALM.

Strong knowledge of SAP S/4HANA Public and/or Private Cloud landscapes.

Expert understanding of transport mechanisms and limitations across SAP environments.

Experience: supporting complex, high-frequency enterprise releases.

Technical & Functional Awareness Strong understanding of:

SAP configuration and extensibility models Authorization and business role transport behavior Integration dependencies (SAP and non-SAP) Data and master data impacts on releases Ability to assess cross-domain transport risk holistically.

Leadership & Decision-Making Proven experience owning release governance and Go/No-Go decisions.

Comfortable making risk-based decisions under time pressure.

Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.

Ability to influence without direct authority.

Experience: Profile 8-12+ years in SAP delivery, ALM, or Release Management roles.

Experience: in large-scale SAP programs (multi-country, multi-ERP).

Prior involvement in RM CoE setup or transformation strongly preferred.

Experience: working directly with SAP product teams or support is a plus.

Preferred Certifications SAP S/4HANA (Public or Private Cloud) SAP Solution Manager / ChaRM SAP Cloud ALM ITIL / DevOps / Agile delivery (any) One-Line Role Summary An enterprise Release Architect responsible for designing and governing SAP release and ALM strategy, leveraging ChaRM and Cloud ALM to enable predictable, compliant, and scalable delivery through a Release Management Center of Excellence.

Ideal Candidate Mindset Thinks in risk, impact, and business continuity, not just tools.

Sees releases as a strategic capability, not an operational task.

Comfortable challenging teams when quality or stability is at risk.