SEO Lead | AI Computer Vision | 100% YoY Growth | Early Stage |

Bluebird

London

2 months ago

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This is a unique opportunity to join a hypergrowth AI company focused on AI-powered computer vision. As an early-stage startup experiencing rapid expansion, you will have the chance to be part of the company’s journey from its foundational phase. Recently opening a London hub to strengthen its international presence, the company is now seeking an SEO Lead to join its ambitious, high-performing team and drive its organic growth to the next level.

What you'll do

Develop and execute the SEO strategy across technical, on-page, and off-page initiatives.
Conduct detailed SEO audits and competitor research to drive performance improvements.
Optimize site architecture, indexing, and Core Web Vitals
Provide actionable SEO recommendations to content teams.
Build detailed reporting dashboards.

What you bring

5+ years of SEO experience, including 3+ years within B2B SaaS startups or scale-ups.
Deep expertise in technical SEO
Experience with Webflow
Familiarity with AI-driven SEO strategies and automation tools.
Highly analytical and comfortable working with large datasets.
Python or SQL skills for deeper SEO data analysis is a plys!

About the company:

Founded in 2014, recently shifting to AI in 2020 to make real-world impact through Vision AI.
Remote-first company with a global presence, headquartered in the U.S.
Doubled revenue growth over the past year, reaching close to $3 million in 2024.
3000 inbounds last year from the likes of Amazone, Pfeizer & Philips.

Salary: Up to £75k per year + growth opportunities.

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