Scrum Master
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Requirements
Experience as a Scrum Master in an enterprise level software release environment (ideally 5+ years)
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Agile and/or SAFe expertise and best practices
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Prior experience working in a Data Analytics organization and/or managing data engineering/data science teams
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Basic SQL skills (will accept proficiency in MS access)
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Experience in Azure cloud preferred; will accept expertise in alternate cloud provider
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Able to manage teams in dispersed geographic locations
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Excellent written and oral communication
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Proactive in approach Proficient in ADO- Azure Devops - Bachelor’s degree in IT or related field, Experience with Supply Chain management
About the company
A Fortune 100 client is needing a Scrum Master to join their enterprise Data Management Operations team. A successful candidate will have expertise acting as a Scrum Master within enterprise environments, preferably within application development Agile team. The team that you would be joining is focused on ensuring on-time delivery for data products within subset organizations of PepsiCo. This team spans across Data Governance, Data Engineering, Data Modeling, and Data Science lines of business and a successful candidate will need to know how to navigate between teams as priorities and deliverables change. Project work is a blend of onshore and offshore developers so ability to manage time efficiently is key for success.
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