Technical SEO Manager

Seek Well is the parent company of 1-800 Contacts, Luna, and The Framery. Our goal is to make it simpler, easier, and more accessible for people to get the vision care they need. We maintain the legendary, award-winning culture 1-800 Contacts started almost 30 years ago and continue to develop innovative, pioneering products and businesses that make consumers cheer. We’re owned by KKR – one of the world’s largest and most successful private equity investment companies.

We’ve built an excellent company and changed an industry by putting the customer first, always. The best is yet to come!

Seek Well is the parent company of 1-800 Contacts, Luna, and The Framery. Our goal is to make it simpler, easier, and more accessible for people to get the vision care they need. We maintain the legendary, award-winning culture 1-800 Contacts started almost 30 years ago and continue to develop innovative, pioneering products and businesses that make consumers cheer. We’re owned by KKR – one of the world’s largest and most successful private equity investment companies.

We’ve built an excellent company and changed an industry by putting the customer first, always. The best is yet to come!

You will own technical SEO for 1800contacts and The Framery brands. You report to the Principal Product Manager for the website and work with engineering, product, content, and marketing so search engines and answer engines can find, understand, and surface these sites. We need someone who already knows this work. You will set the technical standard, find what is broken, and tell the team what to fix and why it matters to organic traffic and revenue.

Site speed, server-side rendering, and how these sites show up in AI-driven search are core to the role.

• Own the technical SEO health of  and  how pages are crawled, indexed, rendered, and ranked.
• Own server-side rendering (SSR) for our Angular sites. Make sure product, category, and content pages are fully rendered for search engines, and partner with engineering when rendering, hydration, or routing gets in the way of indexation.
• Own site speed. Improve Core Web Vitals and page experience (load time, stability, mobile) with engineering, and show the organic impact.
• Apply answer-engine optimization (AEO) and AI optimization (AIO). Improve how these sites are cited and summarized in AI Overviews, answer engines, and similar surfaces, and turn that into concrete changes to content structure, structured data, and page experience.
• Audit crawl and indexation: robots.txt, XML sitemaps, canonicals, status codes, pagination, faceted navigation, and duplicate or thin URLs.
• Define and maintain structured data (product, offer, breadcrumb, FAQ, organization, and related types) and keep it valid in Search Console.
• Set rules for internal linking, URL structure, redirects, and site changes so launches and experiments do not drop organic traffic.
• Use Google Search Console, crawl tools, log files, and analytics to find issues, prioritize them, and measure results.
• Write clear recommendations for product and engineering: what to change, how to test it, and what “done” looks like.
• Review website releases, experiments, and content templates for SEO, speed, and AEO/AIO risk before they go live.
• Track rankings, index coverage, site speed, AI-search visibility, and organic revenue, and report what changed and what to do next.
• Stay current on search engine, crawler, and answer-engine changes and turn them into practical work for these sites.

• Several years of hands‑on technical SEO on a large ecommerce or content site.
• Hands‑on experience with server-side rendering, including Angular SSR (or a close equivalent you can apply to an Angular…