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Job Description
We are looking for an experienced Scrum Master / Agile Coach to support two established delivery teams as they transition into Digital, Data & Technology (DDaT) and adopt more agile ways of working.
This role is less about enforcing Scrum ceremonies and more about helping teams, Product Owners and stakeholders embrace an agile mindset, improve collaboration, and build sustainable delivery practices during a period of significant change.
You'll work across two squads, coaching teams that are new to DDaT and have varying levels of agile maturity. Your focus will be on creating an environment where agile principles can thrive, helping teams understand why they work in certain ways rather than simply following a framework.
Key Responsibilities
- Coaching Product Owners, squad members and stakeholders on agile principles and ways of working.
- Facilitating effective planning, refinement, review and retrospective sessions.
- Supporting teams through organisational and cultural change.
- Helping establish team rhythms, delivery practices and continuous improvement approaches.
- Adapting agile frameworks to suit the needs of the teams rather than applying Scrum rigidly.
- Building strong relationships and influencing across both technology and business stakeholders.
- Creating psychologically safe environments where teams can challenge, learn and improve.
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Job Requirements
- Strong knowledge of Agile frameworks and principles
- Excellent facilitation skills
- Active listening and emotional intelligence
- Adaptability and pragmatism
- The confidence to coach at all levels
- Experience supporting teams through change and agile transformation
- A collaborative, people-first approach
- The ability to challenge constructively and influence without authority.
Job Responsibilities
An Agile Coach/Scrum Master who thrives in environments where teams are early in their agile journey, enjoys coaching Product Owners and stakeholders, and can balance structure, empathy and pragmatism to drive lasting change.


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Job Benefits
- Flexible benefits - Including life insurance and income protection cover from day one, plus 9% pension contribution and full private health care upon passing probation.
- Regular hangouts - Join us at our Aiimi Team Meetings every month
- Time off - 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays (and an additional day for every 2 years of employment with us).
- Flexibility when working - Flexible hours and flexible working.
- Mental wellbeing support - Including paid private counselling, a 24/7 helpline, and regular Aiimi Cares workshops. We also have 16 fully-trained Mental Health First Aiders in our team.
- Help towards your bills - Up to £100 per month allowance towards your mobile phone and broadband bills.
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