Senior Engineer - Scrum Master

What you'll do:

Eaton Life Safety Division is looking for a talent who can drive the and manage the execution of software development in an agile ebvironment As a member of a creative, motivated, and talented team, we need an expect Scrum Master who is passionate to tackle new problems as we continue to push technology forward. If you get excited about building new things and modernizing existing things, then our team is your next career step.
Position's main focus will be as an agile scrum master manage the Software development for Life Safety products. Enrich & foster climate of innovation to drive growth & accelerate capability development. This includes:

'• Promote and support Scrum as defined in the Scrum Guide
• Coach the team in self-management, cross-functionality, and Agile engineering practices.
• Facilitate all Scrum ceremonies: Daily Stand-ups, Sprint Planning, Sprint Review, Retrospectives.
• Ensure ceremonies are productive, timeboxed, and outcome-oriented.
• Help the team focus on delivering high-value increments aligned with the Definition of Done.
• Support predictable delivery by protecting the team from over-commitment and scope creep.
• Track and communicate metrics (velocity, burn-down, team health).
• Identify and eliminate impediments quickly; escalate when necessary.
• Champion continuous improvement via retrospectives and actionable improvement items.
• Assist the PO in Product Backlog management, refinement techniques, and Product Goal definition.
• Ensure Product Backlog items are clear, concise, prioritized, and ready.
• Lead, train, and coach stakeholders on Agile practices and Scrum adoption.
• The Scrum Master will ensure end-to-end cadence, facilitate vertical feature slicing, support dependencies across IoT Gateways, FW, Apps, Cloud, and Field Tools

Qualifications:

Bachelors in computer science / electronics/ E&TC/ Instrumentation engineering

'Experience in Program-level reporting & cadence
3-6 years as a Scrum Master or Agile delivery facilitator