BIS Safety Software

BIS Safety Software

Web Optimization Lead

Sherwood Park, Alberta

Sponsorship not specifiedCAD 75k-CAD 95kDetected 1 day ago
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Lottery odds (Level II)66
Fits your clock70

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About the role

  • You'll identify and fix the real source of site issues, whether that's speed, broken conversion paths, or indexing errors, not just the immediate symptom.
  • our course store runs on a proprietary eCommerce platform.
  • This is an in-person role based out of our Sherwood Park, Alberta office.

Responsibilities

  • You'll set the quality bar for everything that goes live and turn strategy into a roadmap our team can build against.
  • We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the hiring process, such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses.

Requirements

  • Bonus points if you have:

Compensation

  • Compensation and benefits:

Benefits

  • We build software that helps organizations manage safety training, learning, and compliance - and we're growing!
  • And through our Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), you have the opportunity to own a piece of the company you're helping build.
  • BIS Safety Software is a SaaS company on a mission to change how organizations manage safety, learning, and compliance.

Company info

  • Qualifications we are looking for:
  • Our websites drive a huge share of our leads and revenue, and we're looking for a Web Optimization Lead to own how well they perform.

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