Service Engineer- SEO

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Landing Page teams

SEO Landing Page Platform

This section outlines the day-to-day work of an engineer in this role. They're looking for individuals who can create simple solutions to complex problems. Your tasks will primarily involve backend development and data management related to SEO:

• Design, implement, and maintain backend services:

  You'll be building and managing the systems that handle the entire lifecycle of SEO-optimized pages.

• Build and expose robust APIs:

  You'll create Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) that allow other systems (like the frontend, SEO crawlers, and analytics tools) to access shopping page data.

• Integrate SEO data:

  This involves incorporating SEO metadata (information that helps search engines understand a page), taxonomy updates (how products are categorized), and internal linking rules into the data models and processing systems.

• Develop automated workflows:

  You'll create systems to automatically import, validate, and synchronize page information from various sources like product catalogs, vendor systems, and content management tools.

• Monitor and troubleshoot:

  Ensuring the services perform well by monitoring performance, setting up alerts for issues (like slow response times or errors), and fixing problems to keep everything running smoothly.

• Ensure page data integrity:

  Implementing checks and strategies (like schema validations, consistency checks, and versioning) to make sure the page data is accurate and reliable.

• Collaborate with other teams:

  Working with infrastructure and DevOps teams to automate deployments, manage containerized environments (like Docker), and optimize resource usage.

• Write clean, well-documented code:

  You'll be expected to write high-quality code, likely in

  Java, Python, or Node.js

  , for tasks such as data transformations, caching, and background processes.

• Create and maintain documentation:

  Providing clear documentation for service architecture, API contracts, operational procedures, and troubleshooting guides.