Position: Scrum Master / Agile Coach / Lead Scrum Master
Category: Scrum Master
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 5


I started my career as a QA, then I realized that working with people is more interesting to me than looking for bugs and doing regression testing, so I switched to project management. 
In the beginning, it was not pure scrum, I studied on my own - read books, went to conferences and trainings. I was able to apply something at work, in something I received resistance. It was our startup, where I had more independence. In general, it was cool to learn about new tools and try them out right away.
 
In addition, I worked with an American customer on an online fundraising platform. There, I was also a QA at first, and I tried myself kind of an Agile Coach.  
I cannot call that position Scrum Master, because there was no scrum as such and, unfortunately, I could not build it due to the active opposition of the management again, which was the reason for my transition to another product company. But we used various tools from Scrum, such as planning, retro, dailies, and others.  And the team had the opportunity to be actively involved in the product, which was a plus. I also managed to help guys split from one large team into two smaller ones.

In the next place, in a healthcare company, I already got pure experience as a Scrum master. We work on one big product, and only the service packages of the teams are different. I currently have two teams. In addition, I actively work at the level of the organization and our agile community.

 I would like to expand my knowledge in coaching and Kanban to become more agile in the direction of Agile :) and be able to offer organizations and products not only Scrum (which I am now very good at), but also the process that will be more appropriate for a specific system.
I’d like to work in a product company and accordingly be actively involved in a product. Ideally - to have an opportunity to communicate with end users. 
Agile thinking is a must as well. I would like a future organization to share Agile values or - if they are not ready to yet - be ready for communication :)
Also, I appreciate a Scrum community being able to actively share our knowledge on a regular basis.