This Scrum Developer course goes beyond ceremonies and theory. You'll work inside cross-functional Scrum Teams, writing code, running automated tests, and shipping increments every Sprint, the same way modern development teams operate. The curriculum blends Scrum framework fundamentals with hands-on engineering practices: test-driven development, CI/CD pipelines, technical debt management, and working alongside AI coding assistants. By the end, you'll be ready to sit the Scrum.org PSD I exam and contribute confidently to any Agile software team.
This course is built for anyone who writes code inside, or is about to join, a Scrum Team.
Completing this training opens the door to a range of Agile-focused development roles across industries.
igmGuru brings together practical Agile expertise and technical depth to prepare you for real Scrum Team environments.
igmGuru's training prepares you for the Professional Scrum Developer (PSD I) certification offered by Scrum.org, and you'll also receive an igmGuru Scrum Developer Course Completion Certificate. The PSD I assessment is an 80-question, 60-minute timed exam that requires a score of 85% or higher to pass. The PSD I exam is a separate, proctored assessment administered directly by Scrum.org and is not bundled into the training fee — igmGuru's curriculum is designed to prepare you thoroughly for it.
A Scrum Developer is a hands-on member of the Scrum Team responsible for building the product increment, while a Scrum Master facilitates the Scrum process and removes impediments for the team. This course focuses on the Developer's technical and delivery responsibilities.
Yes, a basic working knowledge of at least one programming language is recommended, since the course includes hands-on coding labs, TDD exercises, and CI/CD pipeline work.
The PSD I assessment is administered separately by Scrum.org and is not included in the igmGuru training fee. The course is designed to prepare you fully for that exam.
PSD I is issued by Scrum.org and is earned purely by passing a proctored knowledge assessment, independent of any specific training attendance. CSD is issued by Scrum Alliance and typically requires completing an approved multi-day classroom course to qualify for the exam.
QA engineers, test automation specialists, and DevOps engineers who work inside Scrum Teams benefit from this course, since it covers testing, CI/CD, and quality practices alongside core development skills.
Once earned, the PSD I certification does not expire and does not require renewal or continuing education credits.
Yes, the course includes a dedicated module on working with AI coding assistants inside a Scrum workflow, along with guidance on maintaining code quality and the Definition of Done.
Compensation varies by location, experience, and company, but professionals combining strong development skills with Agile certification are generally well positioned in the current job market. Check current listings on sites such as Glassdoor or LinkedIn for figures specific to your region and experience level.
Yes, every learner who completes the training receives an igmGuru Scrum Developer Course Completion Certificate in addition to preparation for the PSD I exam.
Yes, Scrum.org allows retakes; a second attempt is typically available at a reduced fee if it's used within a set window after the first attempt, and further attempts can be purchased afterward.
