This role requires advanced experience in Agile frameworks with practical experience in an Agile role at either the program or team level with demonstrated ability to adopt Agile values, principles, mentality, practices, and methodologies. It requires coordinating the efforts of various teams to deliver a seamlessly integrated solution to our customers. It requires a resourceful leader who is passionate about getting things done and helping teams thrive, driving the team and business success. This role will be crucial in coordinating cross-functional teams, managing project timelines, and ensuring successful and on-time delivery.
- Work alongside various leaders, Product Owners, and Scrum Masters to ensure timely delivery of product increments.
- Gain a deep understanding of cross-team dependencies, including those outside of the Scrum of Scrums, and enable cross-team coordination and communication.
- Coordinate the teams’ delivery with release plans.
- Coordinate with other functions, such as Marketing, Sales, and Finance to ensure alignment, dependency resolution, and risk mitigation.
- Facilitate cross-team & cross-functional meetings, ensuring alignment and collaboration across teams.
- Identify risks, blockers, and impediments, and facilitate the prioritization and removal of them to enable teams to operate efficiently and effectively.
- Collaborate with partners and leaders as needed to resolve organizational impediments that impact the Agile teams.
- Make impediments, process improvements, and progress visible to the organization.
- Collaborate with teams to determine and track metrics that will provide rich insights on productivity, quality, value delivery, and sustainability.
- Serve as a true servant leader, guiding multiple Agile teams in self-management and cross-functionality within the Scrum@Scale framework
- Work closely with Product Owners to maintain and prioritize the Product Backlog, enhancing value delivery.
- Guide teams in implementing and adhering to Agile and Scrum principles, practices, and theory.