The Scrum Master leads the team as a servant-leader throughout the more hands-on portions of the project. Their ultimate goal is to serve as a resource for team members as they execute critical tasks, leading through the teachings of Scrum methodology. Here are a few examples of the primary responsibilities Scrum Masters hold:
Educating the team on Scrum methodology and best practices Executing Scrum ceremonies, from Daily Scrum tasks, to Sprint Reviews, Sprint Planning, and more Monitoring team and sprint progress Helping ensure the Scrum framework is accessible to team members with varying levels of experience with Scrum - including stakeholders, project owners, and more. Clearing the path for Scrum to be implemented, including leading through influence and credibility and handling potential roadblocks  Coaching team members and acting as a servant leader throughout the project completion process