- Salary
- $80k – $110k/yr
- Location
- San Francisco, California, US
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Marketing
- Seniority
- Entry
- Source
- Y Combinator
Description
Day-to-day
—Write and publish developer-focused content: comparison pages, tutorials, framework guides, and landing pages targeting high-intent queries
—Track where Reflex appears (or doesn't) in AI search responses and run experiments to improve citation rate
—Audit and improve site structure, internal linking, schema markup, and page speed
—Build a backlink and mentions strategy targeting developer communities, newsletters, and technical publications
—Report on organic traffic, ranking trends, and AI visibility with a clear view of what's working
You might be a fit if
—You can write clearly for a technical audience — you don't need to be an engineer, but you need to understand what developers care about
—You've experimented with SEO on a personal project, blog, or coursework — you know what a keyword gap is and you've chased one
—You're intellectually curious about GEO — how AI models decide what to cite, and how that's different from traditional search
—You're comfortable working autonomously and figuring things out — this is a largely greenfield role
