Scrum Master with NV1/Baseline

• Experience Scrum master in delivering large scale IT Projects. 

• Formal qualifications in Safe Agile project delivery.

• Coach the team on Agile principles, Scrum, Kanban, and SAFe practices, ensuring consistent application of frameworks.

• Guide the team in becoming high-performing and self-managing, while promoting accountability and ownership.

• Support the team in delivering high-quality increments that meet the Definition of Done (DoD) and align with PI objectives.

• Ensure team commitments are realistic and met, using data-driven insights and proactive facilitation to manage scope, capacity, and dependencies.

• Facilitate Scrum events (Sprint Planning, Daily Stand-ups, Sprint Reviews, and Retrospectives) and ensure they are productive and time boxed.

• Track and improve flow, velocity, and predictability using team metrics and agile health indicators.

• Help the team identify, escalate, and resolve impediments and blockers that hinder progress.

• Foster effective collaboration between the team and other stakeholders, including Product Owners, System Architects, and Business Owners.

• Coordinate with other Scrum Masters and the Release Train Engineer (RTE) to ensure alignment across teams and contribute to ART-level ceremonies (e.g., PI Planning, System Demos, Inspect & Adapt).

• Promote cross-team coordination and dependency management within the ART.

• Champion a culture of relentless improvement, facilitating retrospectives and driving actionable outcomes.

• Actively assess and improve team maturity, using agile health checks, coaching plans, and targeted interventions.

• Implement and support DevOps practices, including CI/CD, test automation, and shift-left testing.

• Stay connected to industry trends and best practices and apply learnings to improve team and ART performance.

• Educate stakeholders and other teams on Agile and SAFe practices to foster understanding and effective collaboration.

• Act as a guardian of team boundaries, ensuring external requests are managed through appropriate channels.