This is a remote position. Job Summary We are seeking an experienced Scrum Master with a strong background in Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) to lead Agile delivery for enterprise supply chain initiatives. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience facilitating Agile ceremonies, coordinating cross-functional teams, removing delivery impediments, and driving successful implementation of WMS solutions such as Manhattan Active WM, Manhattan WMOS, K rber (HighJump), Blue Yonder WMS, or Oracle WMS.

The candidate should possess a solid understanding of warehouse operations and be able to effectively collaborate with business stakeholders, product owners, architects, developers, QA teams, and implementation partners to ensure timely and high-quality project delivery.

Key Responsibilities
- Facilitate all Agile ceremonies, including Sprint Planning, Daily Stand-ups, Sprint Reviews, Sprint Retrospectives, and Backlog Refinement.
- Coach Agile teams on Scrum principles, Agile best practices, and continuous improvement.




- Partner with Product Owners to maintain and prioritize the product backlog.
- Track sprint progress, velocity, capacity planning, and release milestones.
- Identify and remove impediments that impact team productivity and project delivery.
- Coordinate across business, development, QA, integration, infrastructure, and vendor teams.
- Manage dependencies between multiple Agile teams and external stakeholders.
- Monitor project risks and proactively drive mitigation plans.
- Provide regular project status updates, sprint metrics, and executive-level reporting.
- Ensure adherence to Agile governance, quality standards, and delivery timelines.
- Support UAT, Go-Live, Hypercare, and production stabilization activities.
- Foster a cooperative, transparent, and high-performing Agile team culture.

Required Qualifications
- 7+ years of IT experience with at least 3 years as a Scrum Master.
- Proven experience delivering Warehouse Management System (WMS)

📌 Scrum Master (India)
🏢 E Tech Software
📍 India