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The Scrum Master really knows how to keep it (mostly sessions) fun without losing sight of what's important. Seeing him work makes me want to develop myself more into Scrum Mastery.
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You can hire me as an Agile Coach or Scrum Master to serve-slash-lead your Scrum team, take your agile teams to the next level and help your organization adapt to agile software delivery. I am an XSCALE Product Management Coach and PSM III certified Scrum Master. I love Scrum and am curious to work with any agile software delivery team.
At this point in time, my professional focus is on coaching and guiding software teams, but I do like to deliver value as an agile developer from time to time. I am a professional Scrum developer, comfortable in .NET, JavaScript and Python. As a developer, I am a critical, analytical and creative team player with a passion for high quality code, automated testing and writing documentation.
Working on this team felt really good and gave me the opportunity to expand my role from "just" a tester to a developer.
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I love to guide software teams on their journey to deliver valuable software and becoming a great team.
I am a Scrum Master, agile developer, pragmatic student, team player and coach and have been active in the field of software development for well over fifteen years.
I work in an open and transparent way, sometimes confronting, but always respectful towards people and with the organization's goals in mind.
I think I'm skillful and knowledgeable,
yet I continuously find
that there are better ways to go about my work
and that there still is much to learn.
Do you think I can help you? Let's get in touch!
Want to know a little more about me or the way I work? Read a couple of blog posts or check out my online alter-egos below.
Great help in encouraging the team to ditch a certain framework that bothered us greatly but we found hard to get rid of.
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