Web Project & Content Manager

Tintometer - Sarasota, Florida

Tintometer (dba Lovibond) is a German company with five global headquarters. I worked for the Americas division headquarters in Sarasota, FL. Primarily managed vendors and contractors for the development and integration of a new e-commerce platform for the US market, while overseeing main website content and the product information management (PIM) system. Additionally worked on other web related projects such as SEO initiatives, Google Ads campaigns, and resolved web-related issues to ensure optimal site performance.

  • Collaborated with department managers to gather business requirements and translate them into clear technical specifications for our developers (GrapeVine, Infolox, and ERP).
  • Led weekly cross-functional meetings for the eCommerce project, ensuring alignment, fostering collaboration, and tracking project progress across stakeholders.
  • Oversaw project tracking and backlog management in Azure Boards, maintaining documentation and ensuring visibility across the development lifecycle.
  • Managed the development of a new PIM API which was developed by a contracted company - Infolox. Lovibond uses ContentServ (PIM), this system is heavily customized with highly complex relational structures, necessitating the creation of a new custom API to handle the data export.
  • Managed the development of the ecommerce store which was developed by - GrapeVine.
  • Collaborated with third-party developers to customize plugins for specific use cases and resolve integration and compatibility issues across systems.
  • Managed ERP (Traverse) integration with a third-party consultant, defining requirements and translating them into actionable technical specifications to support development.
  • Collaborated on integrating and testing Avalara Tax with ERP and WooCommerce.
  • Integrated and tested Zoho CRM with the WooCommerce store, ensuring reliable data synchronization and system functionality.
  • Performed SEO work in the PIM and the website.
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