Configure, optimize, and enhance Algolia AI Search across enterprise web and mobile applications. Responsibilities include managing search indices, tuning relevance, implementing faceting and personalization, integrating search functionality, monitoring analytics, improving performance, collaborating with product and IT teams, documenting configurations, and providing training and support.
This is a remote position.
We are looking for a skilled Algolia AI Search Specialist to configure, optimize, and enhance intelligent search capabilities across enterprise applications. The consultant will ensure that search functionality is fast, relevant, and user‑friendly.
Key Responsibilities
- Configure and manage Algolia search indices for enterprise applications.
- Implement advanced search features including relevance tuning, faceting, and personalization.
- Integrate Algolia into web and mobile platforms.
- Monitor search analytics and continuously improve search performance.
- Collaborate with product and IT teams to align search functionality with business needs.
- Document configurations and provide training/support.
Required Skills & Experience
- 3+ years of experience with Algolia AI Search implementation.
- Strong understanding of search relevance, indexing, and query optimization.
- Experience integrating Algolia with web/mobile applications.
- Familiarity with JavaScript, APIs, and cloud environments.
- Strong analytical skills with ability to interpret search analytics.
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
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