Scrum Master:
Scrum Master (Entry): Entry-level Scrum Masters facilitate basic Scrum ceremonies (daily stand-ups, sprint planning, reviews, and retrospectives) and ensure adherence to Scrum practices. They focus on removing simple impediments and guiding the team in understanding Agile principles.
Scrum Master (Advanced): Advanced Scrum Masters possess deeper experience, handling more complex team dynamics and impediments. They actively mentor team members, foster a collaborative environment, and optimize the use of Scrum artifacts and metrics for continuous improvement.
Scrum Master (Expert): Expert Scrum Masters are seasoned professionals with extensive experience in large-scale Agile transformations. They manage multiple Scrum teams, coach at an organizational level, and drive strategic initiatives to foster a robust Agile culture and practices.
Product Owner:
Product Owner (Entry): Entry-level Product Owners manage the product backlog, prioritize user stories, and ensure clear communication of requirements to the development team. They work closely with stakeholders to gather initial requirements and feedback.
Product Owner (Advanced): Advanced Product Owners develop a deep understanding of market needs and customer insights, translating them into detailed product roadmaps and user stories. They prioritize features based on value and impact, ensuring alignment with business goals.
Product Owner (Expert): Expert Product Owners possess extensive market knowledge and strategic vision, driving product innovation and long-term strategy. They manage complex stakeholder relationships, ensure high-level prioritization, and oversee the product lifecycle from conception to delivery.
Agile Coach:
Agile Coach (Entry): Entry-level Agile Coaches assist teams in understanding Agile principles and practices, facilitating basic training sessions, and helping to implement initial Agile frameworks within teams.
Agile Coach (Advanced): Advanced Agile Coaches guide multiple teams in Agile adoption, implement best practices, and address organizational challenges. They conduct workshops, mentor Scrum Masters and Product Owners, and foster a culture of continuous improvement.
Agile Coach (Expert): Expert Agile Coaches lead enterprise-wide Agile transformations, develop and implement Agile strategies at scale, and work with senior leadership to align organizational goals with Agile principles. They drive cultural change and optimize complex Agile frameworks.
Release Train Engineer (RTE):
Release Train Engineer (Entry): Entry-level RTEs coordinate and facilitate the Agile Release Train (ART) processes and ceremonies, ensuring smooth execution of PI planning and helping teams meet their objectives within the PI.
Release Train Engineer (Advanced): Advanced RTEs manage multiple ARTs, optimize PI planning processes, and resolve escalated impediments. They work closely with Product Management and stakeholders to align on priorities and ensure consistent delivery of value.
Release Train Engineer (Expert): Expert RTEs oversee complex, large-scale ARTs, drive continuous improvement across the organization, and align strategic initiatives with ART execution. They implement advanced metrics, refine processes, and foster a high-performing Agile environment.
QA Tester:
QA Tester (Entry): Entry-level QA Testers execute test cases, report bugs, and verify fixes, ensuring basic software functionality. They focus on manual testing and learn foundational testing methodologies.
QA Tester (Advanced): Advanced QA Testers develop and execute complex test plans, automate testing processes, and ensure comprehensive test coverage. They work closely with development teams to integrate testing into the CI/CD pipeline.
QA Tester (Expert): Expert QA Testers lead the QA strategy, implement advanced testing frameworks, and drive quality assurance initiatives across the organization. They mentor junior testers, oversee performance testing, and ensure compliance with industry standards.
AI/ML Engineer:
AI/ML Engineer (Entry): Entry-level AI/ML Engineers assist in developing machine learning models, perform data preprocessing, and support basic AI/ML experiments under the guidance of senior engineers.
AI/ML Engineer (Advanced): Advanced AI/ML Engineers design, develop, and deploy complex machine learning models, optimize algorithms, and work on real-world data applications. They contribute to research and integrate AI/ML solutions into production systems.
AI/ML Engineer (Expert): Expert AI/ML Engineers lead AI strategy, drive cutting-edge research, and develop innovative AI solutions at scale. They oversee the entire AI/ML lifecycle, mentor teams, and ensure the alignment of AI initiatives with business goals.
UI/UX Designer:
UI/UX Designer (Entry): Entry-level UI/UX Designers create basic wireframes, mockups, and user interface elements. They focus on learning design principles, user research, and prototyping tools.
UI/UX Designer (Advanced): Advanced UI/UX Designers develop detailed design systems, conduct user testing, and refine user interfaces based on feedback. They ensure a seamless and intuitive user experience across digital products.
UI/UX Designer (Expert): Expert UI/UX Designers lead design strategy, drive innovation in user experience, and oversee the design process end-to-end. They conduct advanced user research, create high-fidelity prototypes, and mentor junior designers.
iOS Developer:
iOS Developer (Entry): Entry-level iOS Developers assist in developing basic iOS applications, write clean and maintainable code, and learn iOS frameworks and development tools.
iOS Developer (Advanced): Advanced iOS Developers design and build complex iOS applications, optimize performance, and implement advanced features. They collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate new functionalities and ensure app quality.
iOS Developer (Expert): Expert iOS Developers lead iOS development projects, drive architectural decisions, and ensure adherence to best practices and standards. They mentor junior developers and contribute to the overall mobile strategy.
Android Developer:
Android Developer (Entry): Entry-level Android Developers support basic Android app development, write and test code, and learn Android SDK and development tools.
Android Developer (Advanced): Advanced Android Developers design and develop robust Android applications, implement complex features, and optimize app performance. They work closely with other teams to ensure seamless integration and high-quality delivery.
Android Developer (Expert): Expert Android Developers lead complex Android projects, make strategic decisions on architecture and design, and ensure best practices. They mentor junior developers and drive the mobile development strategy.
Project Manager:
Project Manager (Entry): Entry-level Project Managers assist in planning, coordinating, and executing projects. They focus on managing schedules, resources, and basic communication with stakeholders.
Project Manager (Advanced): Advanced Project Managers handle multiple complex projects, optimize project plans, and manage risks and issues effectively. They ensure alignment with business goals and deliver projects within scope, time, and budget.
Project Manager (Expert): Expert Project Managers lead large-scale, high-impact projects, drive strategic project management initiatives, and ensure successful project delivery. They mentor junior PMs, implement best practices, and align project goals with organizational strategy.
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