Scrum Master
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Job description
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Establishes and upholds Agile values and principles including collaboration, fostering a culture of openness, team self-organization, continuous improvement and flexibility to adapt to emerging business needs.
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Coaches teams on the basics of Scrum and/or Kanban
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Establishes Agile backlog tracking, burndown metrics, velocity and task definitions.
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Focuses teams to deliver value quickly through iterations.
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Coordinates across other Agile and traditional teams for complex projects.
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Escalates and/or resolves impediments to help your team ship code on regular intervals.
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Updates Agile tracking systems to provide transparency on Product and Sprint Backlogs in order to measure & monitor against the team’s commitments.
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Facilitates discussions and manages conflict resolution effectively.
Requirements
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Certified Scrum Master (required).
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At least 2 years of experience as a Scrum Master.
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At least 3 years of combined technology development experience in a Scrum Master, Project Manager, BA, or Developer role (required).
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At least 3 years of web & mobile technology experience.
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Proven successful experience in leading and driving complex, time critical software development projects.
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Experience with software development best practices, including coding standards, code reviews, source control management, build processes, testing and operations
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