Find Software engineers page pairs Person and Place schema, not just text filters
The Find Software engineers page on ProfileScribe backs its listings with Person and Place structured data, not just a search filter and static text. That means each engineer's location isn't just displayed on the page, it's marked up as a distinct, machine-readable fact tied to that person's listing, alongside the existing SearchResultsPage and ItemList structure the page already uses for search-results markup.
For anyone using the page to be found, that distinction matters: a listing that pairs Person and Place data gives outside tools a structured way to associate "who" with "where," instead of leaving location as loose text a reader has to parse. It's a small addition, but it's the kind of detail that separates a results page that merely lists engineers from one that actually models them as discoverable entities.
I'm watching how Find Software engineers keeps building out this structure, since it's the same discovery approach my own listing depends on.