First National Bank (FNB) South Africa offers dynamic career paths, structured graduate development programs, and continuous on-the-job learning across banking, data science, IT, and client advisory roles
Develop and advise on appropriate change strategies in alignment with project requirements that support overall business strategy
Resolve challenges and act autonomously in creating resolution within the Agile space
Enable cross-functional development teams to deliver quality software as effectively as possible whilst upholding the values, principles and practices of scrum methodology and the agile manifesto both personally and within the team
Work with both Kanban and Scrum simultaneously depending on the team
Prevent wastage, and on an ongoing basis identify process improvements in order to contain and reduce costs
Develop, encourage and nurture collaborative relationships within FNB and/or across the FRG
Participate in planned activities that are appropriate for own and employee development
Help the Development Teams understand the need for clear and concise Product Backlog items
Assess and evaluate of the current Agile environment within allocated Development Teams
Coach the development teams in self-organization and cross-functionality
Review and report on the performance of the teams
Implement customer service solutions demonstrating the shared values
Deliver internal and external customer service excellence through adherence to quality service standards
Ensure that scrum is understood and enacted
You Will Be An Ideal Candidate If You
Minimum Qualification - Completed relevant Diploma in a related field
4 – 5 years’ experience in Programme and Project Management
3+ years' experience in a Scrum Master role
Experience in banking or financial services sector
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