This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Website Lead based in Spain.

This is a high-impact leadership role responsible for one of the most important acquisition and customer experience assets within a growing B2B SaaS business.
You will own a portfolio of high-traffic websites and localized versions, from roadmap and architecture to performance, reliability, and quality.
Leading an in-house web team, you will set priorities, manage capacity, and establish delivery processes that enable the organization to ship faster and more reliably.
The role combines technical hands-on work with team leadership, stakeholder management, conversion optimization, and commercial thinking.
You will work closely with marketing, content, design, SEO, PR, and international teams to translate business strategy into effective digital experiences.
A major focus will be using AI and automation to improve workflows, accelerate delivery, and increase the team's overall effectiveness.




This role is adecuado for an experienced web leader who enjoys ownership, practical problem-solving, and making measurable improvements in a fast-moving global environment.

Accountabilities
- Own the website portfolio end to end, including the roadmap, quality standards, technical setup, integrations, performance, accessibility, and reliability.
- Manage multiple websites and localized language versions, ensuring consistency, maintainability, and effective use of shared templates and components.
- Lead, manage, and develop the in-house web team, setting priorities, coordinating sprint planning, conducting weekly reviews, and managing capacity.
- Establish clear delivery and release processes that enable the team to ship changes quickly while maintaining website stability and quality.
- Manage external contractors and agencies, including budgets, timelines, deliverables, and competing stakeholder priorities.
- Identify and impl

📌 Website Lead (España)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 España