Scrum Master Intro

We are seeking an experienced Scrum Master for an intermediate-level position located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. This is a hybrid role that will require both remote and occasional in-person work. The initial contract is for one year, with the possibility of extending up to an additional 24 months under the same terms and conditions. The Scrum Master will be responsible for leading and mentoring cross-functional teams in agile principles and facilitating key agile ceremonies across two to three projects.

Scrum Master Job Details

The Scrum Master will work full-time, with a 7.25-hour workday, and may be required to work up to a maximum of 1,960 hours per term. The role involves leading and mentoring teams in agile methodologies, facilitating agile ceremonies, and ensuring effective delivery of services and project deliverables. Key responsibilities include :

• Leading and mentoring cross-functional teams in agile principles, policies, and procedures.
• Facilitating key agile ceremonies such as planning sessions, stand-ups, sprint reviews, product demos, retrospectives, and refinement sessions.
• Coaching the team on agile methodologies and promoting successful achievement of sprint goals.
• Guiding the product owner on reporting, release planning, and road-mapping.
• Maintaining delivery metrics and reporting on product-level plans, progress, and quality assurance.
• Participating in digital service delivery activities such as user research and usability testing.

The Scrum Master will primarily work remotely but may be required to attend meetings or work sessions in Edmonton with reasonable notice. Some travel within Alberta may be required for field research and user interviews.

Scrum Master Mandatory Skills

Scrum Master Desired Skills

Scrum Master Start Date

The position is expected to start as soon as possible.

Scrum Master Location

The position is located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, with a hybrid work arrangement. Most work will be conducted remotely, but occasional in-person meetings and sessions in Edmonton may be required. Some travel within Alberta may also be necessary for field research and user interviews.