Senior Agile Coach
$150 to $180 K per annum
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Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$150 to $180 K per annum
About the role
- Drive coaching and Agile transformation throughout client teams· Support a large-scale implementation roadmap for Agile transformation (multi-year transformation journey) with supporting best practice and governance models· Engage with leadership to understand their perspectives, challenges and align on common goals and objectives for Agile Transformation (creating actional implementation plans)· Collaborate with leadership, sponsors, champions and change agents to drive and govern adoption of the Agile Transformation Roadmap Build framework and processes for governing Agility Key Performance Indicators across the organizationSupport governance model for executive reporting: prepare and present on regular basis Support efforts to integrate business and technology across people, process and tools throughout the organizationSupport the evolution of a LACE (Lean-Agile Center of Excellence) and foster Agile centric culture within the Coaching team
- Strong leadership drive with ability to plan and execute strategically· Excellent interpersonal skills and proven track record of performing well in distributed environment· Able to communicate collaborate effectively at all levels and motivate stakeholders· Ability to navigate political organizational dynamics· Operates with transparency, commitment and exhibits growth mindset· Quick and effective decision maker (both strategically and tactically)· Analytical mind with problem-solving aptitude to resolve impediments and conflicts· Operates well under pressure with ability to multi-task with excellent time management skills· Able to manage dependencies across organizational boundaries· Drives for results (individually and for the client engagement)· Builds trust with clients and engagement teams· Should have Design thinking and user-centric mindset
- 15 or more years' experience within IT/Product Management· SAFe 5.
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