Product & Development

18 jobs in 5 locations

The name Product & Development (P&D) is self-explanatory. More than 50 teams are involved in creation and development of Semrush products.

Albert, Director of Unit at Semrush, speaking in an office setting. The background features a plant and office furniture

Marcus, SVP of Enterprise Solutions at Semrush, seated in an office with a green-blue wall featuring a white ornament behind him, wearing a yellow polo shirt

Anton, a Technical Owner at Semrush, seated in the inner office yard with a couch adorned with beige pillows and a white building with numerous windows in the background, wearing a checked shirt

Daria Solntseva, Head of Product at Semrush, has grown to this position steadily from Email Marketing Specialist, but not even for a second she stopped being a passionate runner. “I’ve been dedicated to my “second shift��” for years and I don’t plan to stop,” says Daria as she breaks a new record.

Fun fact: many P&D teams have some playful names—like the Geese Team or Sugar Team. Some teams opt for rather unusual colors, like “avocado” or “coffee.” Instead of mundanity, we strive to enjoy bright daily routines. The spirit of creativity is in Semrush’s DNA.

In every location, the team set-up looks similar: the Product Manager is responsible for the tool development strategy. Then there are Backend, Frontend, or Fullstack developers, and a QA Engineer. However, there are frequent exceptions. For example, some teams may include a Data Scientist or a DevOps Engineer.

The P&D team has bases in Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, Czech Republic, Poland, Cyprus, Serbia, and Vietnam!

Our P&D colleagues work in sprints and believe that releasing a new feature on Friday might not be the best idea.