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Kaseya

Integrated IT management and security platform

Release Train Engineer

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
No salary listed
Senior
Bachelor's
Miami, FL, USA
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About the job

Requirements
  • At least 7 years of experience in Agile delivery, software development delivery leadership, or a related discipline, including at least 3 years serving as a Release Train Engineer or in an equivalent ART-level leadership role.
  • Demonstrated experience establishing an RTE function, ART operating model, or equivalent cross-team agile delivery capability in an organization where the function did not previously exist.
  • Deep knowledge of the Scaled Agile Framework, including PI Planning, ART events, roles, Lean-Agile principles, and continuous improvement practices.
  • Hands-on proficiency with agile delivery tools such as Jira and/or Azure DevOps, including work item hierarchy, dependency mapping, dashboards, and delivery metrics.
  • Strong technical understanding of software development lifecycles, CI/CD processes, testing practices, and engineering constraints, with the ability to facilitate credible planning and problem-solving discussions with technical teams.
  • Proven ability to manage complex cross-team dependencies, identify delivery risks, remove impediments, and improve execution across multiple teams.
  • Strong communication, facilitation, coaching, leadership, and conflict-resolution skills, with the ability to influence stakeholders across technical and business functions.
  • Strong organizational and analytical skills, including attention to detail and the ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment.
  • Demonstrated ability to operate effectively in ambiguous or evolving environments, establish structure, and drive outcomes without relying on predefined processes.
  • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Operations Management, Business, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
Responsibilities
  • Assess the current organizational structure, team topology, agile ceremonies, tooling, and delivery workflows to identify bottlenecks, dependencies, and opportunities to improve delivery effectiveness.
  • Define and establish the RTE function, including its responsibilities, operating model, governance practices, and engagement with Engineering, Product Management, Architecture, and senior leadership.
  • Design and implement an Agile Release Train structure and establish or optimize Program Increment Planning and associated planning cadences.
  • Own cross-team dependency management by maintaining dependency boards, tracking commitments, identifying upstream and downstream impacts, and proactively resolving blockers across teams.
  • Apply the ROAM framework (Resolved, Owned, Accepted, Mitigated) to identify, document, assign, and track risks throughout PI Planning and execution.
  • Work directly within agile delivery tools, including Jira, Azure DevOps, or equivalent platforms, to structure work items, map dependencies, configure dashboards, and maintain transparent ART-level reporting.
  • Partner with Scrum Masters and delivery teams to assess ceremony effectiveness, coach agile practices, improve team collaboration, and strengthen alignment between planned work and actual delivery.
  • Facilitate ART Syncs, Scrum of Scrums, Product Owner Syncs, System Demos, Inspect and Adapt workshops, and retrospectives to drive alignment, surface impediments, and implement measurable improvements.
  • Collaborate with Product Management and Architecture to ensure backlog readiness, prioritize dependencies, align delivery plans, and prepare teams for upcoming PI cycles.
  • Serve as a primary point of contact for cross-team delivery challenges, ensuring risks, impediments, progress, and dependencies are visible and addressed in a timely manner.
  • Establish and monitor meaningful delivery metrics to evaluate flow, predictability, dependency resolution, and continuous improvement, using insights to drive action rather than reporting alone.
  • Apply value stream mapping and other Lean-Agile techniques to identify systemic bottlenecks, reduce handoffs, and improve the flow of value across teams.
  • Build strong working relationships across the organization, coach stakeholders at all levels, and foster a culture of accountability, transparency, and continuous improvement.
  • Establish a sustainable RTE operating model embedded within the organization that continues to deliver value as teams and business needs evolve.
Desired Qualifications
  • SAFe Release Train Engineer certification; SAFe Program Consultant certification is a plus.
  • Certified ScrumMaster, Project Management Professional, or equivalent agile or project management certification.
  • Experience with value stream mapping and identifying systemic bottlenecks, inefficient handoffs, and opportunities to improve delivery flow.
  • Exposure to Lean Portfolio Management, including aligning portfolio epics, funding priorities, and OKRs with ART execution.
  • Experience coaching Scrum Masters, Product Owners, Engineering leaders, and senior stakeholders on agile delivery practices and continuous improvement.
  • Experience supporting large, multi-team delivery environments, including Agile Release Trains comprising 80 or more team members.

About the company

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Kaseya provides IT and security management software used by MSPs and internal IT teams to manage and secure devices across endpoints, networks, and cloud apps. Its IT Complete Platform automates routine tasks, monitors devices, and protects cloud data with integrations for Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Salesforce. It differentiates itself by offering an integrated suite that includes auditing/compliance and IT documentation through acquisitions, supported by a global network of IT service providers. Its goal is to help IT professionals streamline operations, reduce costs, and prevent cybersecurity threats while delivering reliable service.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

Late Stage VC

Total Funding

$699.1M

Headquarters

Miami, Florida

Founded

2000

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What believers are saying

  • April 2026 agentic platform launch added autonomous ticket triage, threat containment, and backup verification.
  • September 2026 Datto RMM gained FIPS 140-3 cryptography and native Apple MDM.
  • June 2026 MSP Success targets acquisition pain with marketing, peer, and community programs.

What critics are saying

  • Kaseya cut 250 jobs in January 2026 after 200 more layoffs in October 2025.
  • Angelo Rodriguez's 2024 age-discrimination and WARN lawsuit still threatens damages and discovery.
  • Morgan Stanley's August 2026 $4 billion refinancing signals debt stress; missed refinancing risks distress.

What makes Kaseya unique

  • Kaseya unifies RMM, PSA, backup, SIEM, and AI agents across one operating layer.
  • Its 1 billion tickets, 17 million endpoints, and 3 exabytes train Kaseya Intelligence.
  • June 2026 open APIs extend workflows into Claude and Microsoft Copilot.

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Benefits

  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Professional Development Budget
  • Wellness Program

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The Register
Oct 21st, 2026
The spec is the new code, so brush up on your prose, says Kaseya CTO.

The spec is the new code, so brush up on your prose, says Kaseya CTO. Domain expertise and clear writing will matter more than syntax, and yes, that means documentation Published Wed 21 Oct 2026 // 10:00 UTC Software developers will need to get their kicks from becoming code coaches of AI, professors of prompt engineering, and masters of their domain. So says Pratik Wadher, chief technology officer at Kaseya, who oversaw a team of codesmiths rewriting software across the company's managed services portfolio, which spans remote monitoring and management, backup and recovery, cybersecurity, and automation. "The goal is unifying our data, unifying our API, but as we are starting to also look at the product portfolio that we have, we're trying to understand what are the patterns that we can use to consolidate the product workflows," he tells The Register. Storage is a good example. The basic workflows involve reading and writing data to storage arrays, Kaseya's own cloud environment, or the racks run by hyperscalers. The team re-architected the back end of its storage products so the storage engine reads and writes to any kind of storage from ZFS to S3. "This is where AI helps," Wadher claims. "Fundamentally we have accelerated that piece of re-architecture." Since joining Kaseya in September 2025, the CTO has been trying to simplify what he admits can be a "confusing" number of individual products. "The storage layer that we've been writing, we re-architected and wrote it in six weeks. And that's the actual writing, implementing and testing the code. There are years of domain expertise behind understanding how we want to write it." In the process, Kaseya used Anthropic coding agents to help a human write the spec. The meatbags at Kaseya then iterated on it and peer-reviewed it with critique agents, before the AI generated the code. Anthropic's Claude is becoming the "de facto standard" for writing code at Kaseya. "When I look at my engineers, it's not how I used to write code. It's almost like I'm manipulating these agents, but the best engineers are still critical, because you have developed a lot of experience in understanding what you need to do," Wadher says. Does this take the fun out of coding? Yes and no, he claims. Mirroring the wider industry, some Kaseya engineers are embracing the new approach and some are more "hesitant." "The fun part of coding is going to be the design, the architecture, the thinking. Writing code is fun but I don't think it's [the] fun [part]. The fun part is having the code run, seeing what it can do, and then tweaking it and changing it. If you can accelerate that and start seeing the results, I think that, for me at least, that would be the fun part: seeing the impact." Developers must become proficient prompters and "you need the domain expertise," he adds. "If you're just using AI to generate code I don't think you're going to be useful and I don't think the code you're writing is going to be useful." Some Reg readers and some of the article-writing vultures may disagree. There is a clear split happening in the world of FOSS, for example, where some projects want only human-written code and others take what they describe as a more pragmatic view of AI tools. AI is already forcing change upon the tech sector. Research last year suggested the number of graduates starting a career in technology is plunging with certain functions being subsumed by agents. "I think basic tasks will be done by AI, so you're not going to need that," Wadher says. "The skills that will be extremely important are critical thinking and writing. "The worst part of coding, [the thing] engineers hate is writing the documentation. Well, guess what? That is going to become even more critical now. Being able to write clear, concise design specifications, the functional specifications, is going to be extremely important. The good thing is that you'll now have an [AI] partner that can do this with you and you can iterate with this partner. "I would say the new code is the spec. That's what you're going to check into GitHub now, because you want to make sure that the spec you wrote is going to generate the same type of code now over and over again. I have seen variances." (R)

IT Pro
Sep 4th, 2026
Kaseya announces new compliance and Apple device management tools for Datto RMM.

Kaseya announces new compliance and Apple device management tools for Datto RMM. The enhancements will introduce FIPS 140-3 validated cryptography and native Apple MDM to the remote monitoring and management platform Kaseya has launched two major enhancements to its Datto RMM platform, in a move designed to help MSPs and IT teams strengthen their compliance capabilities and simplify management of Apple devices. Unveiled during the vendor's Kaseya Connect Edge event, the updates will introduce FIPS 140-3 validated cryptography and native Apple mobile device management (MDM) capabilities to the firm's cloud-based remote monitoring and management platform from October. With the FIPS 140-3 update, the company is aiming to help organizations meet evolving compliance requirements in regulated sectors, while the native Apple MDM will enable users to manage iOS, iPadOS, and macOS devices alongside other endpoints from within Datto RMM. "As regulatory requirements continue to evolve, MSPs and IT teams shouldn't have to choose between compliance and operational efficiency," said Kaseya chief technology officer Pratik Wadher in an announcement. Latest Videos FromChannelPro Embracing green energy for data centers by migrating to Iceland Shifting away from the UK helped Shearwater GeoServices adopt green energy for low-cost, clean seismic processing "At Kaseya, we're making it easier for organizations to pursue opportunities in highly regulated industries while continuing to leverage the automation, visibility and security capabilities they rely on every day." FIPS 140-3 compliance. Starting in October, Datto RMM will add FIPS 140-3 validated cryptography at no additional cost to customers. The capability uses a NIST-validated cryptographic module to secure the platform's core communication channels and can be enabled through a single account-wide setting. Kaseya said its inclusion will enable organizations to adopt the new standard on their own timeline, with the feature switched off by default.

Miami Today
Aug 19th, 2026
Fred Voccola: His Simpro Group built AI operating platform for trades.

Fred Voccola: His Simpro Group built AI operating platform for trades. Since October 2025, Fred Voccola has been leading the Simpro Group as chairman and CEO and helping create the first AI-driven operating platform created especially for the trades. The multi-billion-dollar global AI-powered operating platform is designed for commercial and residential trade companies, serving over 24,000 businesses and 500,000 people worldwide. "Commercial and residential trades represent more than $150 billion in global economic activity and are the backbone of modern society," Mr. Voccola said. "The Simpro Group builds the AI operating platform for those trades, helping contractors, technicians and field crews get paid faster, run smarter and grow stronger." As co-founder and former CEO of Kaseya, he spearheaded the company's evolution into a global leader in AI-powered cybersecurity and IT management software for small to mid-sized businesses. Over the past decade, Kaseya grew to over $1.5 billion in annual revenue, completed 18 strategic acquisitions, and expanded to more than 5,000 employees worldwide. Mr. Voccola currently serves as the vice chairman of the board of directors at Kaseya. Before his tenure at Kaseya, Mr. Voccola co-founded and held executive roles in multiple software and internet companies that consistently resulted in successful and profitable outcomes. He was the co-founder and president of Identify Software and Trust Technology Corporation. Mr. Voccola is deeply committed to philanthropy. He founded and chairs the Cooper Voccola Family Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting conservative American-focused organizations and animal welfare initiatives. Beneficiaries include the America First Policy Institute, Disabled American Veterans, Paralyzed Veterans of America, Leadership Institute, Judicial Watch, and the Christian Appalachian Project. He also serves as a Trustee of Florida International University, where he works to shape the next generation of technology leaders. During a brief downtime, he even wrote and published his book "The Coming Disruption: How AI First Will Force Organizations to Change Everything or Face Destruction" in late November 2025. Mr. Voccola distills the lessons learned from that journey into a direct, field-tested playbook for the new AI-First era of business. He provides a call to action for leaders, entrepreneurs and workers facing the fastest transformation in human history, and what they need to do immediately to become AI-First. Mr. Voccola said he is now focused on helping Simpro to deliver the industry's only AI-first operating platform purpose-built to double the profitability of commercial and residential trade customers. Headquartered in Miami, Simpro is a prime example of how Miami has all the ingredients to become one of the country's leading technology hubs, he said. "They build our homes and schools, maintain our hospitals, protect our businesses, keep air, water, and energy flowing; even the future of AI - the data centers, the servers, the cooling systems - relies on them," he added. "The trades build our world and keep us moving forward. Simpro builds the platform that pays them back." Mr. Voccola spoke with Miami Today reporter Abraham Galvan. Read the full interview in this week's print or digital edition of Miami Today. Full access is available exclusively to our subscribers. Click here to access your subscription or to subscribe! This week's profile will appear in next year's Book of Leaders. Miami Today publishes a Book of Leaders every year. This book is a compilation of all The Achievers profiled in every edition. The information in this book is available nowhere else - the stories of the women and men who are shaping the development of Greater Miami.

Druva
Jul 28th, 2026
Druva appoints Anthony Anzevino as Chief Commercial and Partner Officer amid growing demand for AI Resilience.

Druva appoints Anthony Anzevino as Chief Commercial and Partner Officer amid growing demand for AI Resilience. Former Kaseya Chief Revenue Officer joins Druva to accelerate customer adoption and partner growth as enterprises navigate AI-driven transformation. SANTA CLARA, Calif. - July 28, 2026 - Druva, the resilience foundation for the AI enterprise, today announced the appointment of Anthony Anzevino as Chief Commercial and Partner Officer. Anzevino will oversee global sales, commercial strategy, and routes to market. Anzevino joins Druva from Kaseya, where he served as Chief Revenue Officer and led the company's global go-to-market organization. He brings more than 20 years of experience building and scaling sales, customer success, and business development teams at Commvault, Veeam, AWS, VMware, and Dell EMC. During his tenure at Commvault, he scaled multiple organizations including Americas Enterprise and Customer Success, and grew its SaaS business. Previously, he led Veeam Software's US Commercial and Canada division. "AI adoption is accelerating, creating new challenges for enterprises that need to move quickly while maintaining resilience," said Jaspreet Singh, CEO and co-founder of Druva. "Anthony has spent his career helping organizations navigate technology shifts and building strong partnerships across the industry. His leadership will be instrumental in helping customers and partners navigate this shift and adopt the strategies needed to protect their AI-powered operations." "Druva pioneered SaaS cyber resilience. The company has now extended that leadership into AI resilience, setting the pace for where the market goes next," said Anzevino. "I joined Druva because I could not be more bullish about its future. The company has the platform, vision, and partner ecosystem to turn this technology shift into lasting market leadership. My focus is clear: help partners and customers capture the full value of Druva, accelerate growth, and establish the company as the standard for resilience in the AI era." Anzevino's appointment comes at a time of significant momentum for Druva. The company was recently named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner(R) Magic Quadrant(TM) for Backup and Data Protection Platforms for the second consecutive year, and recently launched Druva AI Resilience to help organizations recover, govern, and defend AI-powered operations. With continued innovation and growing market recognition, Druva is helping businesses build resilience for the evolving challenges of the AI era. About Druva Druva is the resilience foundation for the AI enterprise, helping organizations secure and recover from connected risk across data, cyber, identity, and AI. The Resilience Cloud is a fully managed, cloud-native SaaS platform that delivers air-gapped and immutable protection across cloud, SaaS, on-premises, endpoint, and edge environments. Powered by Dru MetaGraph, Druva's graph-powered intelligence layer, the platform connects critical business context so customers can understand risk, respond faster, recover cleanly, and govern data with greater confidence. Trusted by nearly 7,500 customers, including 75 of the Fortune 500, Druva helps safeguard the critical information and systems businesses depend on in an increasingly connected world. Visit druva.com and follow Druva Inc. on LinkedIn and Facebook. Media Contact: Alex Cardenas Director of Corporate Brand and Communications Druva Inc. 1-888-821-0592 [email protected]

IT Pro
Jun 18th, 2026
Kaseya unveils open AI platform as it shifts focus from acquisitions to integration.

Kaseya unveils open AI platform as it shifts focus from acquisitions to integration. Kaseya has detailed the next phase of its AI strategy, centred on an open platform designed to connect data across its portfolio, automate routine IT operations, and help MSPs deliver more value-added services published 4 hours ago Kaseya has outlined an ambitious plan to unify its sprawling product portfolio around a common data layer, open APIs, and AI-driven automation, as the vendor seeks to move beyond its acquisition-led past and position itself for what it calls the era of autonomous IT. The announcement, made at Kaseya Connect Europe in Prague this week, marks a strategic shift for a company that's spent much of the past decade expanding through acquisitions. Rather than adding more products, execs are now focused on integrating the technologies already inside the portfolio. "We're doing the hard work to connect the data and open up the APIs," Kaseya CEO Rania Succar told ChannelPro. Focus shifts to platform architecture. The strategy is being led by CTO Pratik Wadher, who joined the company last year and has been tasked with building a common platform architecture across Kaseya's product set. The long-term goal is to create a unified data layer capable of supporting AI agents that can automate ticket triage, remediation, reporting, onboarding, and other routine operational tasks. Latest Videos From How leaders can look after information security professionals Too many security experts suffer from stress. How do you look after information security professionals properly? 0 seconds of 1 minute, 25 seconds Volume 0% Succar argued that many vendors have focused on adding AI features without first addressing the underlying data challenges. "We're actually doing the hard work to connect the data and open up the APIs," she said, adding that AI becomes easier once those foundations are in place. Elsewhere, Kaseya is expanding API access to allow MSPs to build their own integrations, customer experiences, and business intelligence capabilities on top of the platform.