Agile Scrum Software Development: A Design of An Employment System

Agile approaches have become a significant force, transforming several industries, including software development and Information Technology (IT). Agile is a set of values and principles that guide the delivery of a quality and satisfactory software project for the customer, using an adaptive, incremental, and iterative way of working by cross-functional and self-organized teams. This study delves into the complex world of Agile methodologies, clarifying the responsibilities, lifecycles, benefits, and drawbacks. The design and development of a new software solution as a design case called an Employment System (EMS), using the Agile Scrum software development paradigm. The Software Usability Measurement Inventory (SUMI) is used in this study to gauge users' opinions of the usability and quality of the EMS. The SUMI survey data are subjected to meticulous statistical analysis to produce verifiable insights. The EMS outperforms the global average usability criteria, earning a score of 53.67 in the SUMI evaluation of the usability of the EMS produced within the Agile Scrum Software Development paradigm. These findings confirm the EMS's efficiency in meeting fundamental functional needs and highlight its high level of user satisfaction. This study has significant ramifications, especially for software development teams striving to improve system usability and user experiences. Keywords: Agile, Scrum, Agile Scrum Software development, Employment System Design, Software usability measurement, SUMI (Software Usability Measurement Inventory), Agile project management.