Varyon is building the contemporary growth platform for e-commerce brands.
Designed for the most ambitious AI-native marketers, it gives brands the muscle to reach the right customers, automate through agents at scale, and build growth assets that compound.
We work with some of the best brands in the world and are doing this completely bootstrapped.
The team here brings sharp judgement, real craft, and the drive to do exceptional work. The only bar is taste: what gets built should be genuinely valuable and impeccable in execution, or it doesn't ship. We are small on purpose, and everyone here owns outcomes, not tasks.
If you want to shape a category from the start, this is the perfect place.
Role Description
This is a customer-facing AI Search Strategist role, helping e-commerce brands win visibility across the channels shaping modern discovery: search, marketplaces, Reddit, YouTube, media, and their own site. You will onboard new brands, review their site, content, and search performance, and identify where the real opportunities sit.
You will run advisory sessions with brand and growth teams, turning their goals into strategies and roadmaps they can act on. This is consultative work. You are not just reporting what is happening, you are recommending what to do next, and pushing back when a client's instinct does not match what the data shows.
You will work closely with Sales, Growth, and Product, using Varyon's agents to move from recommendation to execution faster than a strategist working alone ever could. What you learn from client engagements feeds directly into the product and into how Varyon advises every brand after.
Qualifications
- 3 to 5 years of hands-on SEO or organic growth experience, ideally at a top-tier agency or in-house at an e-commerce brand.
- Deep understanding of technical SEO, content strategy, and search intent, and how organic performance connects to revenue.
- Strong consulting instincts. Comfortable advising clients, presenting recomm
📌 AI Search Strategist, Ecom (India)
🏢 Varyon
📍 India