Software Deployment Engineer (Search Engine Optimisation) (onsite), Australia, South Australia, Adelaide

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Posted: November 29, 2006

Job title:
Software Deployment Engineer (Search Engine Optimisation)

Company name: YourAmigo

Location: Australia, South Australia, Adelaide

Travel: 0%

Terms of employment: Salaried employee

Hours: Full time

Onsite: yes

Description:
YourAmigo develops, markets and sells unique Search Engine Optimisation and

marketing technologies to customers around the world, including Sony
Europe,
Reebok UK and Home Shopping Network USA to name a few. These search
technologies make web sites that are currently being poorly crawled by
Google and other search engines fully crawlable, and also optimised to rank

highly in the search engine¹s results. YourAmigo technologies also assist
in
the building of feeds for Yahoo and shopping portals.

Due to continued expansion and world-wide demand, YourAmigo is
significantly
expanding its Adelaide office, which is the headquarters for deployment of
our technologies.

Your role will involve deploying YourAmigo's technologies on customer
websites to solve visibility problems and improve search engine ranking.

You will undertake a range of tasks including:
* Setting up automatic crawling of customer sites
* Establishing scripts to mine data from product pages
* Performing keyword research
* Analysing and optimising web page content
* Creating templates


Required skills:
* A good understanding of web technologies and search engines
* Reasonable competency: software development in Perl
* A working knowledge of HTML, Javascript and the HTTP protocol
* Basic SQL experience
* Our development/server environments are Linux


Contact information at:
http://jobs.perl.org/job/5029#contact
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