Help!!! Seo Job Definitions. Many Thanks!

HELP!!

Is SEO considered a type of profession that is under the category of Computer/Internet Systems Analyst (CSA)? If it is, could someone help make a really technical-sounding description of job duties of SEO in an order of duty 1, duty 2, … duty 5? Maybe 50 words for each duty. How does SEO jobs are related to/considered/treated as a CSA in an Internet marketing company that does SEO for many clients sites? I am in an emergency in getting a really cool description of SEO duties to be qualified for a work permit and the description has to convince the office that I am a CSA.

MANY THANKS!!!!

The ideas I have so far but far from being perfect are (not in order):

1. Analyze search engines algorithms in crawling, indexing, caching and ranking websites and webpages of the websites.

2. Analyze keywords, descriptions and meta tags that are critical to the visibility, accessibility, functionability, positioning of websites. Use sophisticated technology to optimize webpages that reflect the theme of client website to ensure they are coded correctly and effectively.

3. Monitor a range of Internet applications for websites with particularly the impact of online function and security system and research the cross-functional requirements between web design and web performance to comply with search engine's algorithm.

4. Analyze and develop website processing a wide range of capabilities, including numerous static information, dynamic information, and multimedia components. Analyze optimization performance and devise appropriate actions for promoting and maintaining and increasing website prominence within topical web communities.

5. Run tests to ensure websites and backbone system are finely integrated in terms of overall performance. Find and correct faults in websites and supporting languages. Manages transfer of files and memory allocation for website ont he server. Crates automatic systems of data and content sotrage on website.

6. Carry out extensive site-wide analysis to identify and resolve coding and usability issues. Comprehend web statistics that measure the website traffic, analyze the backgrounds of web visitors, detecting error messages for un-checked webpages, linking strategies, etc. Recommends any necessary programming changes.

7. Analyze and translate business talk into computerese and back into business talk by structuring web operations that meet the needs of client and end users.

8. Coordinate webmasters and programmers in a site's development to build successful websites by providing coding recommendations to client and to website construction team, and contributing resolution of search related problems inherent within a website's architecture.

9. (This is from a job offer description found on the www). Develoop technical architecture of websites including scripting, database design and user interface design. Refreshes website content to ensure accuracy and timeliness of information and images. Stays abreast of industry trends and all applicable technologies, including scripting, security issues, anthoring tools, graphic design tools, and new languages. Integreates new technologies into website.

Well, SEO is indeed an interesting and promising career. I would better call it SEM.....so it includes Search Engine Submission, Optimization, Promotion including Pay Per Click Campaigns management and optimization, working out a good ROI based on CTR etc.

In all, everybody needs sales and as far as you can spend $1 to get a $100 or above sales, I would call him/her a very good SEM Geek.