Scrum Master
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Job description
This is a remote position.
In this role, you will be working with a team of enthusiastic members supporting our critical technology systems and guiding our business partners & end users with industry best practices, solution design, and creating long term value to our customers.● Act as Servant leader to an Agile team.
● Educate Agile teams to maximize efficiencies and performance from Scaled Agile practices and values.
● Coach Agile teams in self-organization and continuous improvement.
● Guide the Agile teams to consistently deliver customer value.
● Manage risks, mitigate impediments, and negotiate dependencies within and across Agile teams.
● Facilitate Scrum events including, Daily Stand-ups, Iteration Planning, Refinement sessions, Iteration Reviews, and Retrospectives.
● Work with Product Owners to ensure features and user stories are clear, concise, prioritized, and understood by every member of the Agile team.
● Establish and maintain open and clear lines of team communication to facilitate progress transparency.
● Work with peer Scrum Masters, Release Train Engineers, and Agile Coaches to increase the effectiveness of Scaled Agile.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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