Senior SEO/GEO Manager (4 Month FTC)

At Jellyfish, we believe in the power of diverse perspectives and inclusive collaboration. We welcome individuals who excel in collaborative, varied teams and value the unique contributions that each person brings to the table. Jellyfish is a global digital marketing agency; a unique fusion of tech enthusiasts, creative minds, and media and data experts all united to empower our clients along their digital journey. Our commitment to embracing diverse perspectives fuels our innovation and strategies that challenge the status quo, reinvent media activation, and craft influential stories for our global clients and their customers. Join us in shaping a future where business growth and personal fulfilment go hand in hand. Job Description Most agencies are still debating where AI belongs in delivery. We have already rebuilt it. Our technical search and GEO practice runs on agentic workflows we built ourselves, and the question in front of us is no longer whether to automate but how far and how fast we push it. This role accelerates that on two fronts. Inside Jellyfish, you will extend a live agentic delivery stack and aim it at harder problems. Outside, you will do the same for the enterprise brands you work with, helping them build the technical foundations and the working practices that a market run by agents demands. It takes a serious SEO background. You cannot automate a process you have never run yourself, and you cannot set the bar for what an agent produces unless you know what a good deliverable looks like. You will be in front of clients constantly, but you are not the account lead. Your output is capability, ours and theirs. Your main responsibilities will include: Agentic delivery inside Jellyfish - Where our agentic delivery goes next, and the judgement on what gets automated, what stays assisted and what should remain human - The build itself. Hands-on across tool APIs and MCP servers, AI harnesses and agentic operating systems, not a role briefing someone else to do it - Adoption across the practice. The measure of a build is how quickly it becomes the default way the work gets done - The pace. We are ahead of the market on this and intend to stay there Agentic adoption with clients - The client-side agenda. Getting enterprise brands ready for a market where agents research, compare and transact on behalf of their customers - The technical foundations that decide whether a brand can participate at all, from agent access through to machine readable commerce - Helping client teams adopt agentic ways of working themselves, rather than only consuming ours - Carrying the argument at senior client level, where the case for moving still has to be made The technical standard - Expert authority on enterprise technical search across large, complex estates - What good looks like. You define the deliverable standard the agentic layer has to meet, across audits, migrations, roadmaps and reporting - The quality bar for what agentic delivery is allowed to conclude, and the review standard sitting in front of anything client facing - The technical approach to how brands are retrieved, cited and represented by AI, treated as a structural problem rather than a copy problem - Entity and knowledge graph strategy, and the machine access layer beneath it - Credibility at the infrastructure layer, where architecture, edge configuration and crawler access determine what is even possible - Working authority across the frontier model landscape and how retrieval and citation behaviour differs between engines The evidence - Proof of what agentic delivery returns, measured in capacity, throughput and quality held - The measurement frameworks connecting technical and AI visibility work to commercial outcomes, ours and our clients' - A testing approach that produces evidence rather than opinion - Honest reporting, including retiring automations that have not earned their place What you'll bring Essential - 8+ years in SEO with deep enterprise expe…