About
I’m Kurtis, a Digital Project Manager with a hands-on web delivery background.
I’m London-based and remote-friendly, and I place a high value on clear communication, dependable planning, and clean handovers.
I lead delivery from discovery through launch across design, development, content, and stakeholder teams. I’m often brought in when priorities compete and timelines are tight, and I help turn that into a plan teams can work with confidently.
My approach is straightforward: delivery should feel controlled, not chaotic, and decisions should remain clear long after launch.
What I do
- Lead digital and web projects from discovery through launch.
- Turn unclear requirements into practical delivery plans with clear ownership.
- Coordinate stakeholders, design, development, and content teams around shared priorities.
- Step into IA/UX, CMS, QA, and automation detail when it unblocks delivery.
- Improve delivery workflows so projects run consistently, not heroically.
How I work
- Clarity first: define scope early and keep it visible as priorities shift.
- Delivery over theatre: realistic plans, clear dependencies, and practical risk handling.
- Useful documentation: lightweight notes that teams can actually use.
- Steady communication: clear updates, clear ownership, and clear next steps.
- Hands-on where needed: I step into technical detail when it protects momentum.
- Continuous improvement: remove friction so each release is easier to deliver.
What I’m exploring right now
I’m actively testing how AI can support delivery - not as a gimmick, but as a way to remove repetitive work and speed up reliable output.
I’m most interested in tools that plug into existing workflows (docs, forms, sheets, project boards) rather than forcing teams into a brand new system.
Focus areas
- AI-assisted content workflows that still respect UX, governance, and accessibility.
- Automation that reduces admin and improves hand-offs (less “where is that file?” energy).
- Lightweight scripts that standardise repeat delivery tasks (QA checks, formatting, reporting).
Current experiments
- Automation pipelines that scrape/categorise content and output structured summaries to Sheets (for less manual triage).
- PDF-to-Word formatting workflows that extract structured text and convert it into clean, consistent documents.
- Booking/slot systems using forms + sheets + calendar patterns, designed to prevent accidental edits while still allowing change requests.
- Voice + style experiments for drafting content in a consistent tone (useful for internal comms and blogs).
Background
I started in front-end development and naturally drifted towards delivery because I enjoyed the “make it make sense” part - turning ideas into plans, and plans into shipping work.
Over time I found the best outcomes happen when planning and build sit together. That’s shaped my style: structured delivery, with enough technical context to ask the right questions early and avoid late surprises.
Role shifts
- Front-end build → delivery: brought technical context into planning and prioritisation.
- Implementation → orchestration: aligned teams and stakeholders to keep work moving.
- Delivery → automation: focused on removing repetitive tasks to protect quality and pace.
Timeline detail
Recent years: delivery leadership across web builds, platform improvements, and content operations - often in agency environments where pace is high and stakeholders are varied.
Before that: hands-on web work (front-end + CMS) that gave me strong instincts for feasibility, maintenance, and “what’ll break later”.
Throughline: bridging UX, build, and delivery - making the build phase smoother and the end product easier to run.
Outside of work
When I'm not working, I like to try and keep things balanced.
Outside work, I switch between a few hobbies. I enjoy gaming, especially city builders and strategy titles where planning and resource trade-offs matter.
When I’m not playing, I usually watch or read sci-fi and thrillers, often with a touch of horror. I like stories that make you think and keep tension high.
I’m also always learning, usually by following one topic deeply for a while. Recently that has meant AI, automation, and practical tooling experiments. To balance screen time, I cook and test recipes until they are simple and repeatable.
Toolbox
Delivery
- Discovery and planning
- Scope and prioritisation
- Stakeholder management
- Documentation and delivery workflows
Web
- Information architecture and UX inputs
- CMS builds and content structure
- Front-end understanding and build context
Data & Automation
- Workflow automation and scripting
- Structured outputs and hand-offs
- Process improvement for delivery
AI
- Practical AI support for delivery
- Content workflows and quality checks
- Automation that reduces repeat admin
Now / Next
I’m open to Digital Project Manager roles where delivery needs structure, communication, and practical technical awareness.
If you need someone to keep work moving, protect delivery quality, and support teams through launch, I’d be glad to talk.
Contact
If you’d like to work together, send me a message - a few bullet points is plenty.