Responsibilities

📍Coordinate with internal teams and manage game development partners 📍Facilitates daily stand-up, iteration planning, sprint review, and iteration retrospective 📍Manage the engineering development projects and facilitates sprint releases 📍Create or analyze business requirements documents and project timelines 📍Guides team in time estimating practices and facilitates team estimates 📍Drive team iteration execution, communicates with management and stakeholders, and protect the team from uncontrolled injection of work (changes are evaluated/intentional) 📍Manage project conflicts, challenges, and dynamic business requirements to keep operations running at a high performance 📍Work with the team leads to resolve people problems and project roadblocks 📍Able to do post-mortem and root cause analysis to help teams continuously improve their practices to ensure maximum productivity 📍Leads team effort in relentless improvement, defining and implementing improvement stories to increase the velocity and quality of the program 📍Implement and support principles, rules, and processes 📍Proactively identify and eliminate impediments and facilitate flow Maintain team data in project management software (i.e., JIRA, Notion, etc.) to support estimates and execution 📍Presents high-level project readouts for senior management 📍Supports product owner(s) with intra-team dynamics with respect to priorities and scope 📍Manage other special projects as assigned 📍Other duties as needed

Requirements

📍Bachelor's degree in Computer or Information Science-related field 📍At least 1 to 3 years of related experience 📍Organized with attention to detail. 📍Excellent analytical, logical thinking, and problem-solving skills. 📍Excellent verbal and written communication skills. 📍Thorough understanding of project management principles and information technology procedures and practices. 📍Proficient with a range of general and specialized applications, software, and hardware used in the organization and the industry. 📍Knowledgeable of Scrum techniques and artifacts (such as definition of done, user stories, automated testing, backlog refinement)