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Software Engineer - Knowledge
What the posting is about
Architect semantic foundation for fabrication OS using graph databases and AI. Design scalable data models and high-performance pipelines. Collaborate with AI and product teams to enable autonomous workflows.
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LocationJeevy HQ - Fort Worth
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SalaryNot published, and most postings do not
Posted2026-06-30
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The posting, as the company wrote it
At Jeevy, we're building the operating system for fabrication. As a Software Engineer focused on Knowledge Graphs, you'll architect the semantic foundation that connects engineering drawings, specifications, manufacturing processes, and project data into a unified intelligence layer. You'll design graph schemas, build high-performance ingestion and retrieval pipelines, develop AI-powered reasoning systems, and work closely with our AI and product teams to enable autonomous workflows. This is a foundational engineering role with significant ownership and the opportunity to shape how industrial knowledge is represented, queried, and understood at scale.
Requirements
- Strong software engineering experience in Python, TypeScript, or similar languages.
- Experience with graph databases (Neo4j, Memgraph, Neptune, RDF/SPARQL, or similar) or a strong desire to become an expert.
- Familiarity with LLMs, embeddings, vector databases, RAG, or AI agent systems.
- Ability to design scalable data models and distributed systems.
- Strong problem-solving skills and a bias toward building simple, elegant solutions.
- Excited to work in a fast-moving startup with significant ownership and autonomy.
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