Graph Engineer / Ontologist to design, develop, and implement enterprise knowledge graphs and semantic data solutions in a regulated financial‑services environment.
Responsibilities
Design and develop knowledge graphs, ontologies, taxonomies, and semantic information models
Translate business, operational, financial, and regulatory requirements into formal graph and ontology specifications
Define entities, relationships, attributes, constraints, classifications, and semantic rules
Develop graph data models using RDF, OWL, SKOS, SHACL, SPARQL, property‑graph models and Cypher
Build data‑mapping and ingestion processes from relational databases, APIs, documents, and other enterprise data sources
Requirements
Relevant degree or equivalent experience in computer science, information systems, data science, mathematics, engineering, or a related field
Nice to have: Experience in banking, capital markets, financial services, risk, compliance, or regulatory data
Nice to have: Knowledge of financial‑industry standards and reference models such as FIBO, ISO 20022, LEI
Nice to have: Experience with data lineage, metadata management, master data management, data catalogues, or data governance
Nice to have: Familiarity with cloud platforms, containerisation, CI/CD, and infrastructure‑as‑code
Design, implement, and maintain enterprise knowledge structures, ontologies, semantic assets, metadata frameworks, knowledge graphs, and business glossaries to support analytics, AI, GenAI, semantic search, and agentic AI use cases.
Responsibilities
Develop and maintain ontologies, taxonomies, semantic models, and business glossaries
Define relationships between business concepts, policies, controls, processes, and data assets
Build and maintain enterprise knowledge graphs and semantic repositories
Translate business knowledge into AI-ready semantic structures
Support standardization of enterprise business terminology
Requirements
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Information Management, Computer Science, Data Science, Analytics, AI, or related field