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DXP & Website Transformation Product Manager

Hybrid (3 days) | London, UK | 6-month FTC | Up to £450/day (outside IR35)

We’ve partnered with a leading international hospitality group that’s overhauling its digital estate. Our client needs an experienced Digital Experience Platform & Website Transformation Project Manager to lead the programme. This is a hands-on, high-impact 6-month FTC centred on moving their hotel, restaurant and corporate websites onto a new DXP, from the first pilot site through to full rollout across the portfolio.

Requirements for a DXP & Website Transformation Project Manager:

  • Proven experience delivering complex digital, website, CMS or DXP programmes end to end
  • Multi-site or multi-brand delivery, ideally in hospitality, travel, leisure or retail
  • Strong understanding of the full website lifecycle - UX, CMS build, integrations, content and SEO migration, analytics and testing
  • Managing digital agencies, vendors and implementation partners
  • Project governance - planning, RAID logs, change control and reporting
  • Senior stakeholder management across Digital, Marketing, Commercial, Technology and Operations
  • Booking engine, CRM, loyalty or CDP integration experience would be a bonus
  • Able to join a live programme and add value quickly

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Your Role as a DXP & Website Transformation Project Manager:

  • Leading delivery from the first pilot website through to rollout across the portfolio
  • Managing the digital partner and other third-party vendors day to day
  • Coordinating content migration, SEO, redirects, analytics, accessibility testing and UAT
  • Tracking budget, change requests and supplier costs, and reporting to senior sponsors
  • Running workshops and training so central and hotel teams can manage the new platform themselves
  • Planning go-live, hypercare and post-launch support

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Why You Should Apply:

  • Full ownership of a group-wide website transformation
  • A programme with clear commercial goals, including more direct bookings and less reliance on agencies
  • Modern scope: personalisation, connected guest profiles and AI-ready content, not just a website refresh
  • Work with some of the best-known boutique hotels in Europe and the US

If you’re an experienced digital or website transformation Project Manager who enjoys owning delivery from start to finish, and you’d like to shape how a design-led hospitality group shows up online, apply now!

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