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The Hartford

Sells business insurance and employee benefits

Knowledge Graph Engineer / Ontologist

Data EngineeringPosted on Jun 20
Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • 8–12+ years of hands-on experience in semantic layer architecture, ontology modeling, and enterprise-scale knowledge graph design.
  • Deep hands-on expertise with Resource Description Framework, Web Ontology Language 2, Resource Description Framework Schema, Simple Knowledge Organization System, SPARQL querying and optimization, semantic analytics, and World Wide Web Consortium semantic web standards.
  • Proven experience designing and operating enterprise-scale knowledge graphs.
  • Hands-on experience with graph or triple-store technologies such as Neo4j, Neptune, TigerGraph, or Spanner Graph.
  • Experience integrating knowledge graphs with large language models, retrieval-augmented generation pipelines, vector stores, and agentic frameworks.
  • Strong understanding of AI consumption patterns, including embeddings, grounding, and explainability.
  • Experience integrating semantic layers with data platforms, application programming interfaces, metadata systems, and AI pipelines.
  • Ability to translate complex domain knowledge into formal, machine-readable semantic structures.
  • Strong understanding of context-aware data engineering and semantic interoperability.
  • Proven ability to move from strategy through pilot to a scaled enterprise capability.
  • Strong executive influence and thought leadership in agentic analytics and AI-native data engineering.
  • Hands-on experience with Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, and Snowflake.
  • Bachelor’s or master’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent work experience.

Responsibilities

  • Lead the design and execution of enterprise-scale semantic layers to standardize business meaning and enable trusted analytics, artificial intelligence, and agentic use cases.
  • Define and operationalize ontologies, context graphs, and knowledge graphs across domains to power reasoning, explainability, and decision intelligence.
  • Enable semantic-first artificial intelligence and agentic analytics by ensuring large language models and agents can consume governed business context, metrics, and rules.
  • Define canonical semantic vocabularies that standardize meaning across structured and unstructured data sources.
  • Drive production-scale execution of semantic and knowledge platforms with standards for performance, governance, security, and lifecycle management.
  • Drive adoption of agentic data engineering through patterns, playbooks, and real-world enterprise deployments.
  • Define and promote standards and best practices for semantic modeling and ontology reuse across delivery teams.
  • Partner with architects and engineers to embed semantic models into data products, artificial intelligence pipelines, and activation layers.
  • Work with artificial intelligence data architects and artificial intelligence data engineers to operationalize ontologies into production systems through graphs, metadata services, and application programming interfaces.
  • Align ontologies with enterprise data governance, lineage, and quality standards.
  • Enable explainability by ensuring artificial intelligence outputs can be traced to governed semantic definitions.
  • Serve as the enterprise authority on semantic engineering and ontology practices.
  • Contribute to communities of practice, reference guidance, and internal enablement materials.

About the Company

The Hartford

Sells business insurance and employee benefits

The Hartford sells insurance to businesses and individuals, covering property, liability, workers' compensation and auto risks, along with group disability, life and paid-leave benefits that employers offer their staff. Its business unit insures everything from local shops to large corporations and writes specialty coverage in the United States and abroad, while its personal unit sells car and home policies to individual customers. Agents, brokers and direct channels sell the policies, and the company earns money from premiums and from investing them before claims are paid. Its oldest insurer was founded in 1810, and the company is based in Hartford, Connecticut.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Hartford, CT
Founded
1810

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