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Technical Project Manager / Scrum Master
Requisition ID: 265180 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Join Scotiabank, a purpose-driven leader in the Americas, and be part of a high-performing, inclusive culture focused on results. We're seeking a Technical Project Manager / Scrum Master to guide software development, drive cross-functional collaboration, and deliver impactful solutions in the banking domain.
Is This Role Right For You?
You should:
- Demonstrate strong leadership to inspire, motivate, and guide team members toward achieving project goals.
- Possess a technical background in the software development lifecycle (SDLC), enabling you to solve challenges, influence decisions, and mentor teams.
- Have expertise in:
- Java, APIs, Microservices, and legacy modernization (banking domain).
- Productive collaboration with Software Architects, Technical Leads, and engineers.
- Guide teams in creating educated estimates, refining solution designs, and removing roadblocks for seamless delivery.
- Facilitate agile practices (daily planning, sprint reviews, retrospectives, and release planning).
- Support the Product Owner with backlog refinement and prioritisation.
- Proactively mitigate risks, track dependencies, and ensure on-time, high-quality software releases.
- Lead agile maturity assessments and assist in individual/team growth.
- Foster transparent communication, ensuring cross-team alignment (e.g., with Scrum teams, security, and infrastructure).
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Key Responsibilities
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Technical Leadership & Decision-Making
- Collaborate with architects and leads to propose and validate technical designs.
- Represent the team in cross-functional discussions, balancing business and technical objectives.
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Agile and Delivery Coordination
- Lead agile ceremonies (Daily Standups, Backlog Refinement, Sprint Planning, Reviews, Retrospectives).
- Facilitate Release Planning and stakeholder alignment across regions.
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Backlog & Roadmap Management
- Work closely with Product Owners (POs) and Business Analysts to refine backlog items.
- Identify feature dependencies and impediments, tracking progress to ensure timely resolution.
- Forecast deliverables using data-backed insights (velocity, trends).
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Risk & Performance Monitoring
- Continuously assess project risks and propose mitigations.
- Generate standardised performance reports (velocity, completed stories, project status).
- Ensure release readiness for end-to-end delivery (integration, security, infrastructure).
Minimum Requirements
✔ 8 years of overall software industry experience, including:
- 5+ years in Technical Project Management or leading cross-functional/cross-regional teams. ✔ Bachelor’s degree in Software Engineering, Computer Science, or an equivalent field. ✔ Hands-on experience managing software development releases (development, testing, deployment). ✔ Working knowledge of Jira/Confluence and agile tracking metrics (e.g., backlog grooming, story splitting). ✔ Understanding of Agile principles, including:
- Lean, Continuous Integration/Testing, Cross-team dependencies.
- Scrum basics (sprints, retrospectives), Kanban workflows.


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Desirable:
- Previous tenure as a Software Developer or Technical Lead.
- Banking-focused experience, particularly in Microservices or legacy system modernization.
Scotiabank: Our Commitments
We are a diverse, inclusive employer* committed to creating an accessible environment for all employees. If you require accommodation during the recruitment process (e.g., alternate interview formats, sign language interpreters), please notify our recruitment team. We also welcome technical support requests via [our help portal](details redacted).
How to Apply Only applicants selected for interviews will receive further communication. Candidates must apply online to be considered.
Scotiabank values diversity and encourages qualified individuals from all backgrounds to join our team.
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