To support our Company’s growth, we are looking for an experienced, enthusiastic and pragmatic Scrum Masterto join our Software Unit, guiding software development teams toward a mature Agile culture, helping them navigate constraints that Scrum alone doesn’t anticipate, and guiding others, including less experienced Scrum Masters, in doing the same. We’re looking for someone who understands why each practice exists and can therefore know when and how to flex it without losing its essence.
We foster a collaborative environment where every Argonaut can contribute with their ideas and expertise, create meaningful value together, and transform feedback and mistakes into opportunities for learning and innovation, growing both professionally and personally, as individuals and as a team.
DUTIESAs aScrum Master, you will be the reference point for one or more software development teams, responsible for promoting and protecting an effective Agile way of working adapted to the realities of an aerospace company.



You will also act as a mentor and reference figure for junior Scrum Masters within the organization.
Your activities will include (but are not limited to):
- Leading and facilitating all Scrum ceremonies, ensuring their quality and concrete value;
- Helping the teams remove impediments and dependencies that slow them down;
- Helping the teams plan realistically around constraints atypical of standard software Scrum;
- Actively collaborating with Product Owners to maintain a clear, prioritized backlog aligned with mission objectives and technical constraints;
- Managing interfaces with stakeholders and customers who operate according to traditional processes, finding ways to integrate their constraints into the Scrum framework without compromising its effectiveness;
- Mentoring junior Scrum Masters providing guidance, structured feedback, and supporting their growth toward greater autonomy and mastery;
- Fostering communication and collaboration between the Software Uni

📌 Scrum Master (Torino)
🏢 WIA-Europe
📍 Torino