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Manager, Release & Change Engineering

Teladoc Health

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Location
PURCHASE, NY
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Job overview

The Manager, Release & Change Engineering leads a hands-on engineering function that unifies release and change management. The role modernizes how software and infrastructure changes move from development to production, chairs the Change Advisory Board with technical authority, and advances automated, risk-based controls in delivery pipelines. It also owns release and change metrics, continuous improvement, and a multi-year transformation roadmap.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Release Management, nice to haveChange Management, nice to haveCI/CD, nice to haveDeployment Tooling, nice to haveRisk-Based Controls, nice to haveChange Governance, nice to haveRisk Assessment, nice to haveRoot Cause Analysis, nice to havePipeline Automation, nice to haveTest Gating, nice to haveDORA Metrics, nice to haveDashboard Development, nice to have

Full job description

Join the team leading the next evolution of virtual care.At Teladoc Health, you are empowered to bring your true self to work while helping millions of people live their healthiest lives.Here you will be part of a high-performance culture where colleagues embrace challenges, drive transformative solutions, and create opportunities for growth. Together, we're transforming how better health happens.Summary of Position The Manager, Release & Change Engineering is a hands-on technical leadership role that unifies Release Management and Change Management into a single engineering function. This role does not exist to process paperwork or maintain legacy processes. It exists to modernize how software and infrastructure releases / changes move safely and quickly from development to production. The successful candidate will be deeply fluent in CI/CD and deployment tooling, lead Change Advisory Board (CAB) with technical authority, and drive the shift from manual, meeting-based approvals to automated, risk-based controls embedded in the delivery pipeline. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Release Engineering * Own the end-to-end software release process, including deployment sequencing and release-day decision authority. * Serve as Release Manager for complex and high-risk releases, with direct accountability for go/no-go decisions. * Lead production readiness reviews, validating deployment plans, rollback procedures, and environment gating before release. * Run post-release retrospectives, track actions to closure, and convert findings into pipeline or process controls. Change Governance and CAB * Lead enterprise change management processes and governance activities. * Chair the Change Advisory Board (CAB) with authority to challenge, table, or reject changes on technical grounds. * Manage the full lifecycle of standard, emergency, expedited, and planned changes. * Enforce control integrity: separation of duties between implementers and approvers, rollback readiness as a mandatory CAB gate, and accurate change-to-incident attribution, including batched deployments. * Govern change freezes, change communications, and compliance with established processes. Technical Risk and Failure Analysis * Assess deployment and change-related risks and recommend mitigation strategies. * Analyze failed changes to distinguish human error, process gaps, and technical failure modes, and drive corrective actions to closure with engineering owners. * Partner with Incident Management on RCAs where change is a contributing factor, closing the loop between change risk and incident impact. * Own the continuous improvement program for change and release engineering - using change failure data to inform CAB review criteria, Standard Change eligibility decisions, and deployment process improvements - partnering with platform teams to optimize testing, CI, and related tooling. Transformation & Automation * Lead a multi-year roadmap that moves change governance from manual, meeting-based review to risk-based, automated controls. * Build change controls into the CI/CD pipeline, including pipeline-generated change records, automated risk scoring, evidence-based approvals, and deployment gates. * Partner with Engineering teams - DevOps, etc. to strengthen deployment pipelines, test gating, and safer deployment patterns. * Expand Standard Change and tiered pre-approval coverage, using change data to reduce CAB dependency for low-risk, high-frequency changes. Metrics & Reporting * Own release and change KPIs, including DORA-aligned change failure rate, lead time changes, deployment frequency, and failed-deployment recovery time, alongside CAB cycle time and Standard Change utilization. * Develop dashboards and reporting to provide visibility into operational performance and trends. * Present change and release health to engineering and SMO leadership with clear attr

How this job compares

Set against the 835 open Change Management jobs on Olive Jobs, counted November 12, 2026.

Pay
  • This postingNot listed
  • New York median$104–180K/yr43 salary ranges
  • US median$35–68/hr21 hourly ranges
Openings
Olive Jobs lists 68 open Change Management jobs in New York and 835 across the US. 5% of them nationwide are listed as remote or flexible.
Hiring the most in New York
Experience
Change Management postings that state a minimum ask for 5 years of experience at the median; the middle half ask for 4 to 8 years (740 postings).
Education
321 of the 835 open Change Management jobs (38%) ask for a bachelor's degree or higher.

Counted across the open, public US postings on Olive Jobs on November 12, 2026. Pay medians are the middle values of the low ends and of the high ends of postings that list both ends of a range in the same cadence (a yearly salary or an hourly rate); a range's midpoint is halfway between its ends. Pay and experience figures resting on fewer than 20 postings are left out.

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