Adam Manthey

Adam Manthey has a diverse work experience spanning multiple roles and companies. Adam is currently working as the Director of Web Analytics at 1-800Accountant, where they enjoy being part of a talented and intelligent team and utilizes various analytics tools to extract actionable insights from data. Prior to this, they served as the Technical SEO / Web Analytics Manager at 1-800Accountant.

Before joining 1-800Accountant, Adam worked at The Odigo Group as a Senior Web Analytics Engineer and Developer. In this role, they managed the design, construction, and quality assurance of e-commerce websites. Adam also implemented web analytics products and utilized custom JavaScript to enhance tracking capabilities while paying close attention to Search Engine Optimization best practices.

Adam also gained experience at SapientRazorfish, where they worked as a Senior Web Analytics Engineer and Marketing Operations professional. Adam assisted with backend Marketing Operations processes at Starbucks HQ and managed email campaigns for Church and Dwight's Viviscal brand.

Prior to their time at SapientRazorfish, Adam worked at Razorfish in various roles. As a Senior Web Analytics Engineer in the Data Sciences team, they coded mobile-responsive emails and developed an A/B and multivariate testing tool. Adam also worked as a Web Analytics Engineer in the Site Optimization team, where they customized and implemented web analytics technology and managed Amazon Web Services accounts.

Lastly, Adam began their career at Microsoft as a Customer Service Tech for Microsoft Mailing Services, where they provided customer service, investigated issues related to shipping departments, and coordinated international shipments.

Overall, Adam Manthey has a background in web analytics, marketing operations, and customer service, with a strong focus on utilizing analytics tools and technologies to drive actionable insights and enhance business performance.

Adam Manthey obtained an AAS Technical Degree in Web Development from Seattle Central College from 2006 to 2008.