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5 years demonstrable experience in Agile Project Management with 2+ years Scrum Master experience (at a lead capacity). The Lead Scrum Master applies a broad technical knowledge of the Agile methodology to manage the scrum process with geographically dispersed teams to deliver exceptional standards in product quality and timely, predictable delivery of projects.
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Four-time Forbes Magazine's Best Places to Work in America , is seeking a Scrum Master to join our growing Agile development team. Role is remote but Employees must be based in one of the following states: UT, ID, TX, MO, TN, FL.
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Indotronix is seeking a Scrum Master in Manhattan, NY or Clinton, NJ location. Facilitates team continuous improvement Coordinates with other ScrumMasters in the Scrum-Of-Scrums Coordinates between teams for work that crosses teams Lead projects in a transparent and productive way, applying agile project management practices.
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