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Tri-global Solutions Group Inc. is seeking ten Scrum Masters to join our Service Delivery team supporting Government of Alberta projects within the Digital Design and Delivery division. Roles are remote (within Canada) with occasional on-site requests in Edmonton, AB.
GoA contracts require security screening and a 7.25-hour workday, Monday to Friday. The team will deliver cross-ministry digital services, working under GoA product owners to drive agile delivery, backlog refinement, and sprint
Requisition #: R26-3599 (GOAPRDJP00001008)
Location: Remote (within Canada)
Engagement Type: Contract
Number of Resources required: 10
Rate (CAD): $70.00 - $100.00 per hour / Commensurate with related experience and market competitiveness
Term: 2026-10-12 to 2027-10-11 with 6-month extension available (up to 18-month contract)
Hours per day: 7.25
Security Screening: Standard (Criminal Record Check)
Tri-global Solutions Group Inc. is seeking ten (10) Scrum Masters to join our talented Service Delivery team at Digital Design and Delivery (a division of Government of Alberta) to support various projects across the ministries.
The successful candidate(s) will work remotely; however, may be required to attend meetings or work sessions in Edmonton, AB on reasonable notice provided by the Client (onsite attendance unlikely for out-of-province contractors). Work must be done from within Canada, due to network and data security policies. Applicants must be authorized to work in Canada to apply (e.g., Canadian Citizen, Permanent Resident, etc.). Standard Hours of work are 08:15 - 16:30 Alberta time, Monday through Friday excluding observed holidays.
Thank you.
Tri-global Solutions Group Inc.
Website: https://tri-global.com
The Government of Alberta (GoA) has embarked on transforming the work of government to deliver simpler, more efficient, and better services for the citizens of Alberta, thereby ensuring that the needs of Albertans are effectively met in the digital age. The Province has a strategic role within government to drive efficiencies, innovation and modernization. The Digital Design and Delivery Division (DDD) is the Province’s new center for digital delivery. It was established to maximize capability and confidence in modern digital practice by ensuring service quality and value through standards and controls. This includes utilizing human-centered design approaches together with agile methodology and modern data practices.
DDD works in partnership with GoA ministries to deliver programs that better serve Albertans. Tri-global requires ten (10) Scrum Masters to work with DDD on service innovation, program review, and digital transformation projects across the GoA. The Scrum Master will work as part of cross-functional program review or product delivery teams. These teams, led by GoA product owners and DDD work collaboratively, and collectively participate in a full range of activities including field research, backlog definition and refinement, and sprint planning and execution. Digital transformation projects review the current state of services, identify future opportunities, and then deliver new services that are efficient, effective and affordable.
Scrum Master(s) identify and remove roadblocks and distractions that affect sprint commitments and prevent delivery of product features. Scrum Master(s) will be responsible for the management of the agile sprint process for cross-functional program review or product delivery teams, and will provide leadership and mentoring in agile principles, policies, and procedures, to enable the teams to self-organize and deliver consistently on sprint deliverables. Scrum Master(s) will be expected to manage communication, maximize transparency, disseminate information related to service delivery, and resolve any conflict when it arises.
Scrum Master(s) are expected to demonstrate AI fluency through daily use of generative AI and agentic tooling for delivery-grade work, including drafting, analysis, structured retrieval, meeting synthesis, backlog support, delivery reporting, and automation. Scrum Master(s) should be comfortable with prompt design, retrieval-augmented generation, and evaluation of AI output for risk, hallucination, privacy, sensitivity, and appropriateness for use in the delivery environment. Scrum Master(s) are expected to build AI-augmented routines that improve team delivery practices and reduce administrative overhead; they do not only consume AI tools.
Scrum Master(s) are also expected to demonstrate process automation literacy, including working knowledge of process-automation patterns such as workflow automation, digital forms, structured intake, status reporting, and agentic process orchestration, and the implications of these patterns for roles and workflows. Scrum Master(s) must be able to translate technical change into accessible communication for business, product owners, delivery teams, and stakeholders.
The Scrum Master(s) will be required on a full-time basis, working across two (2) to more projects.
Two (2) project/assignment examples must be provided, which exemplify/demonstrate your expertise in the selected service area. Each example is composed of the following (5) five Questions. Note: Project examples that reflect more recent experience will be evaluated more favourably, particularly those that demonstrate alignment with current public sector digital delivery practices.
1. Describe the project or assignment in which the proposed scrum master played a role. The description should highlight the Scope and objectives of the initiative, and candidate’s specific responsibilities as Scrum Master, and any use of generative AI or agentic tooling for delivery‑grade work.
2. Indicate whether the project served the public sector, private sector, or another domain. Preference will be given to experience in public sector environments, particularly those involving digital service delivery, modernization, enterprise transformation, AI fluency, or process automation literacy.
3. Describe the complexity and/or scope of the project/assignment size in: Number of users, business areas, or departments impacted; Degree of architectural or process transformation; Project budget; process automation, or other relevant criteria.
4. Describe the approach used for planning and delivery, and how the Scrum Master enabled outcomes.
5. List the key skills, tools, AI‑enabled tools, automation patterns, and technologies the Scrum Master applied on the project.
We thank all candidates in advance. Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.