Ecommerce and direct-to-consumer platforms
Experience supporting customer-facing commerce systems where uptime, speed, quality, and release timing matter.
I lead web software engineering for high-traffic ecommerce platforms, helping teams improve delivery quality, platform reliability, and alignment between technical execution and business priorities.
Curtis Wolfenberger — Software Engineering Manager
Bowling Green companies often sit at the intersection of physical operations, digital commerce, manufacturing, logistics, customer service, and brand growth. My work sits in that overlap: leading teams that support revenue, operations, and customer experience.
Experience supporting customer-facing commerce systems where uptime, speed, quality, and release timing matter.
Relevant to companies where websites, catalogs, internal systems, inventory workflows, and marketing priorities all intersect.
For companies that need a leader who can translate business needs into technical plans without overcomplicating the process.
Manage developers, set standards, coach engineers, clarify priorities, and keep delivery predictable.
Support high-traffic web properties, commerce workflows, brand sites, and customer-facing digital experiences.
Strengthen SDLC practices, QA processes, CI/CD, code review, release planning, and production readiness.
Work with marketing, ecommerce, IT, product, and business stakeholders to turn priorities into executable plans.
I came up through full-stack web development and moved into engineering leadership after years of building and supporting production systems. That background shapes how I manage teams. I care about clear priorities, reliable delivery, maintainable systems, and direct communication between engineering and the business.
Good engineering leadership makes delivery more predictable without losing sight of platform health.
Bowling Green has local companies where websites, brand presence, product data, customer experience, and operational systems all matter. My background is centered on that kind of work.
Planning, supporting, and improving digital experiences used by real customers.
Working across multiple brands, stakeholders, priorities, and release streams.
Partnering with marketing and business teams to sequence work, manage expectations, and ship reliably.
Supporting uptime, performance, incident response, RCA, and long-term platform maintainability.
Leading ecommerce and web engineering work across customer-facing platforms, delivery quality, platform stability, and business alignment.
Worked on customer-facing platform engineering, production systems, and web application delivery.
Built and supported enterprise web applications, technical delivery, and complex client environments.
Led client work, business ownership, technical execution, and delivery responsibility.
Experience across agencies, marketing, ecommerce, custom web applications, and web services.
These are short summaries — view full background on LinkedIn.
Turning business priorities into clear plans, scoped work, realistic timelines, and reliable releases.
Raising standards through code review, testing expectations, SDLC structure, and production readiness.
Understanding that ecommerce work affects revenue, brand trust, customer experience, and internal operations.
Coaching developers, creating accountability, and helping teams operate with less ambiguity.
Keeping marketing, ecommerce, IT, and leadership aligned on tradeoffs, priorities, and outcomes.
Bowling Green is not only a local market — it is a business region with manufacturing, automotive, healthcare, education, logistics, and ecommerce needs. My work sits in that overlap: leading web engineering teams that support customer experience, revenue, operational reliability, and long-term platform health.
I am open to professional connections across software engineering, ecommerce, web platforms, and technology leadership in Bowling Green and the surrounding region.