Project Lead with Scrum Master
techdigital groupSan Antonio (TX)
Project Lead with Scrum Master
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techdigital groupSan Antonio (TX)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job Summary:
The Project Lead will be responsible for managing projects using Agile methodologies. This role involves leading project teams, overseeing project delivery, and ensuring successful implementation within the organization. The Project Lead will act as a Scrum Master, driving the Agile practices and assisting with change management processes. (1.)
Key Responsibilities:
Lead project teams in the implementation of agile methodologiesAct as a scrum master and facilitate agile ceremonies such as daily standups, sprint planning, sprint reviews, and retrospectivesDevelop project plans, timelines, and budgetsMonitor project progress and address any issues that ariseCollaborate with stakeholders to gather project requirements and ensure alignment with organizational goalsImplement change management strategies to support project initiativesProvide guidance and support to team members on agile best practicesEnsure timely delivery of projects with high quality standards Skill Requirements 1. Proficient in agile methodologies and frameworks such as scrum, kanban, or lean 2. Strong project management skills with experience in change management 3. Excellent communication and leadership abilities 4. Certified scrum master (csm) or other relevant agile certifications 5. Ability to work effectively in a fast paced and dynamic environment 6. Analytical thinking and problem-solving skills 7. Experience in software development and it projects 8. Knowledge of relevant tools such as jira, trello, or asana Certifications: Certified Scrum Master (CSM) or equivalent Agile certifications
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