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Architectural Content Development Specialist

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Architectural Content Development Specialist
We are looking for a full-time Architectural Content Development Specialist to join our London office. Applicants with a degree in Architecture are strongly preferred.
This is not a conventional content creation or editorial role. The position is designed for professionals who want to combine architectural knowledge with next-generation information technologies, creating structured content that can be understood, connected and reused by both people and artificial intelligence systems.
What will you learn?
- Creating and managing architectural content using Linked Data principles
- RDF (Resource Description Framework) and semantic data modelling
- Building and managing Knowledge Graphs
- Semantic Web technologies and machine-readable information structures
- How artificial intelligence systems interpret, connect and reason over structured information
- Creating meaningful relationships between building products, projects, architects, architectural practices, events and other architectural entities
- Designing and maintaining large-scale architectural knowledge networks
- Structured data creation, validation and quality assurance
- The information standards that underpin next-generation AI-powered architectural platforms
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What will you do?
- Research, develop and verify architectural content
- Create structured information for building products, architectural projects, events, architects and architectural practices
- Connect information across multiple architectural platforms using a common data model
- Build relationships between content using Linked Data principles
- Contribute to the development of RDF-based knowledge structures
- Help design content models that can be accurately understood by AI systems
- Maintain the quality, consistency and accuracy of structured information
- Work closely with our product and software engineering teams to develop next-generation knowledge platforms
What we are looking for
- A degree in Architecture is preferred
- A genuine interest in architecture, building products and the built environment
- Curiosity and enthusiasm for learning emerging technologies
- Strong analytical thinking skills
- Excellent attention to detail
- Ability to work with both English and Turkish information sources
- An interest in developing expertise at the intersection of architecture, artificial intelligence and information technologies


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What this role offers
This position sits at the intersection of architecture and advanced information technologies. You will learn not only how to develop architectural content, but also how to transform it into structured knowledge that machines can understand, connect and use within intelligent systems.
While today's internet is primarily built around information written for people, the next generation of digital platforms is increasingly based on machine-readable knowledge. As part of our team, you will contribute to the development of these emerging information infrastructures for the architectural sector.
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