Role profile
Knowledge Graph Engineer
Connect governed meaning to operational facts through scalable graph architectures, trustworthy pipelines and intuitive query experiences.
The mandate
Design and implement knowledge graph solutions that connect enterprise entities, events, documents and evidence using governed semantic structures. You will bridge ontology, data engineering and application use cases so connected knowledge becomes reliable and usable.
What you will own
- Design graph schemas and architectures aligned to enterprise ontology and use-case needs.
- Build ingestion, entity resolution, mapping and enrichment pipelines from heterogeneous sources.
- Implement provenance, temporal context, source authority and data-quality controls.
- Create performant graph queries, APIs and retrieval patterns for applications and AI.
- Support semantic search, multi-hop reasoning, impact analysis and GraphRAG patterns.
- Establish testing, observability and lifecycle practices for graph assets.
- Collaborate across ontology, data platform, security and product teams.
What you bring
- Hands-on experience with property graph or RDF graph technologies.
- Strong graph modeling and query skills using Cypher, SPARQL or comparable languages.
- Experience building reliable data pipelines in Python, SQL, Spark or equivalent technologies.
- Understanding of entity resolution, identity, lineage, provenance and temporal relationships.
- Ability to evaluate graph usefulness, performance and maintainability against real outcomes.
- Clear technical documentation and collaborative engineering habits.
Especially valuable
- Experience with Neo4j, Amazon Neptune, Stardog, GraphDB or comparable platforms.
- Cloud data-platform experience with Databricks, Snowflake, Microsoft Fabric or Azure services.
- Familiarity with RDF/OWL/SHACL, vector retrieval and hybrid graph-vector architectures.
- Experience exposing graph capabilities through APIs, agent tools or MCP-compatible services.
What success looks like
The graph answers consequential questions faster, exposes relationships that were previously hidden and retains traceability to authoritative meaning and evidence. It behaves like dependable infrastructure rather than a demonstration.
Role structure
This profile supports Semantology’s developing talent network and may not represent an immediate vacancy. Opportunities may be full-time, contract or advisory based on business need. Formal postings or offers will specify compensation, benefits, classification, location and travel.
How to apply
Email your résumé and a role-specific cover letter to [email protected]. Include “Knowledge Graph Engineer” in the subject line.
Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States. Semantology is unable to provide or assume employment-based visa sponsorship for this position, now or in the future.
Due to the volume of applications we receive, we may be unable to respond individually to every applicant. Only candidates selected for further consideration will be contacted.
Employment notices
Equal opportunity
Semantology provides equal employment opportunities without regard to race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, veteran status or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.
Reasonable accommodation
Applicants who need a reasonable accommodation during the application or interview process may contact [email protected] with “Accommodation Request” in the subject line.
Applicant information
Application materials will be used for recruiting and related business purposes. Please do not submit Social Security numbers, financial information, medical records or other unnecessary sensitive information.
Posting status
This role profile does not constitute an offer, promise or employment contract. Responsibilities may evolve with business requirements. Any employment relationship will be at will to the extent permitted by applicable law. Unsolicited agency submissions will not create an obligation or fee unless governed by a written agreement signed by Semantology.