Technical SEO & Organic Social Lead

Everest Global Solutions

Austin, TX • 12m ago • Hybrid

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Quick Facts

  • Role: Technical SEO & Organic Social Lead (Individual Contributor – Technical Lead)

  • Experience: 10+ years

  • Work mode: Hybrid (2–3 days onsite)

  • Location: Austin, TX

Description

We are looking for a hands-on technical engineering lead focused on Technical SEO, backend engineering, SEO architecture, and organic social integrations. You will own crawl/rendering infrastructure and deep linking, partnering across teams to build and maintain high-performing, indexable experiences. This is not a traditional SEO or digital marketing role.

Responsibilities

  • Lead technical SEO initiatives across crawl, indexation, canonicalization, and sitemap/robots controls

  • Architect SEO structures such as structured data and schema markup tied to rendering and indexing

  • Build and maintain backend and frontend systems that support SEO and organic social requirements

  • Collaborate on infrastructure involving CDN, WAF, bot management, API gateway, and federated GraphQL

  • Implement and optimize deep linking using mobile attribution/deferred deep linking tooling

  • Drive data and DevOps practices including SQL analysis, log analysis, monitoring, CI/CD, and SLO/SLI targets

Requirements

  • 10+ years of hands-on software engineering experience (mandatory)

  • Deep Technical SEO and crawl/rendering infrastructure expertise (mandatory)

  • Technical leadership and cross-team architecture experience (mandatory)

Benefits

Not specified in the provided posting.

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