Boring Road in Patna has a full-time, on-site opening for a Junior SEO Technical Analyst. This one's a good fit for someone who likes poking around a website's code and structure to figure out why it isn't ranking the way it should, rather than someone purely focused on content or link outreach.
The team currently manages SEO across a handful of client sites plus one internal property, and the work varies noticeably between them. Some sites need basic cleanup work, others already rank reasonably well and need finer, more incremental improvements, so the day-to-day mix keeps shifting rather than settling into a single repeated routine.
What the job actually involves
- Run technical SEO audits to catch crawl errors, broken links, duplicate content, and indexing problems
- Research keywords to guide both content priorities and technical fixes worth prioritizing first
- Track website analytics and traffic reports to see what's actually moving the needle
- Handle on-page fixes directly, from meta tags and header structure to small HTML edits
- Put together monthly performance summaries for clients covering rankings, traffic trends, and what changed
This role includes a decent amount of back-and-forth with developers and content writers. A technical fix often needs a developer to implement it properly, and a content gap usually needs a writer's input, so this role sits at the intersection more than it operates in isolation. Clear, specific tickets matter a lot here, since a vague bug report tends to sit in a developer's queue far longer than one that spells out exactly what's wrong and where.
Skills you'll need on day one
Technical SEO fundamentals come first: how crawlers read a site, what causes indexing issues, and how site structure affects rankings. Comfort with website analytics platforms is expected too, since a chunk of this job involves reading traffic data and pulling out what matters. Keyword research skills round out the core, along with basic HTML, enough to understand a page's structure and make small edits without needing a developer for every tweak. None of this requires advanced coding ability, but a working sense of how a webpage is actually built underneath the visible design makes the technical audits far more effective.
What strengthens an application
Hands-on time with Google Search Console and GA4 helps a candidate get up to speed faster, since this role leans on those tools daily. Familiarity with a crawling tool like Screaming Frog is a genuine plus for spotting site-wide issues quickly. Some understanding of Core Web Vitals and page speed factors is useful too, given how much weight search engines put on them now. Comfort working inside a CMS like WordPress helps when the fix is something small enough to handle directly rather than routing through a developer queue. Basic spreadsheet skills matter more than people expect, since a lot of keyword and traffic data gets sorted and analyzed in Excel or Google Sheets before it turns into an actual recommendation.
Education and experience
A four-year bachelor's degree is the academic floor for this opening. On experience, the listing asks for 6 months in a relevant role, which puts this firmly at entry-level and makes it realistic for someone coming straight out of a marketing or internship background rather than requiring years of prior SEO work. Naukri Mitra flagged this listing as a good option for candidates early in their SEO career who already have some hands-on exposure, even if they gained it through freelance or internship projects rather than a full-time job. A portfolio of small, self-driven SEO experiments counts for more here than most people assume.
Pay and what comes with it
The role pays up to ₹40,000 a month, a reasonable starting figure for a junior SEO technical analyst position in Patna.
- Health insurance coverage
- Paid time off
- Provident fund contributions
- Relocation assistance for candidates moving to Patna for this role
- Accommodation support while settling into the city
Boring Road sits close to a good range of housing options within a short commute, so accommodation support is usually more of a first-month cushion than a long-term necessity for most new hires. Nearby public transport options also make the daily commute manageable without needing a personal vehicle right away.
How the team works day to day
This position reports into a small digital marketing team, with the SEO function sitting alongside content and paid media rather than running as its own separate department. Weekly check-ins cover what's moving in search rankings and which technical issues are next in line to fix. Early on, most of the work here happens under closer guidance from a senior teammate, with independence growing as familiarity with the company's specific sites builds up over the first few months.
Deadlines here tend to follow client reporting cycles rather than a fixed weekly rhythm, so some weeks are lighter, and others involve pulling together a full month's worth of performance data and recommendations at once. Learning to manage that unevenness is part of settling into the role.
Search algorithms shift often enough that yesterday's fix sometimes needs revisiting a few months later, and that's treated as a normal part of the job here rather than a sign something was done wrong the first time. Staying current on search engine updates is part of the role, not an optional extra.
Applying
Send a resume along with any SEO work you can point to directly, whether that's a site you've audited, a keyword strategy you built, or a technical issue you diagnosed and fixed. Candidates without formal work experience are welcome to include a personal project or a coursework case study, as long as it shows real technical thinking rather than just familiarity with SEO terminology. A short screening call usually comes first, followed by a practical exercise where candidates walk through how they'd approach auditing an unfamiliar site. Since this is an on-site role at Boring Road, applicants should already be based in Patna or ready to relocate before applying.
