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Architectural Content & Linked Data Manager

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Architectural Content & Linked Data Manager
Location: London or Istanbul
Working model: Full-time, office-based
Depixen is looking for an Architectural Content & Linked Data Manager to lead the content operations of our architecture-focused digital platforms. In this role, content is not treated simply as text to be published. It is structured information with identities, classifications, sources, relationships and context.
Responsibilities
- Develop and manage the content strategy and publishing plans for our platforms
- Manage CMS structures, content types, classifications and publishing workflows
- Structure architectural content using accurate terminology, metadata and controlled vocabularies
- Define content entities, properties and relationships
- Develop strategies for connecting platform content to RDF and Linked Data systems
- Maintain content sources, verification status, version history and review cycles
- Use SEMrush to analyse subject trends, competitor publications, visibility and content gaps
- Work closely with our ontology, data, software and design teams
- Write, edit and prepare high-quality English content for publication
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What We Are Looking For
- Preferably a degree in Architecture
- Professional experience in CMS and digital content management
- Advanced practical knowledge of SEMrush
- A strong understanding of taxonomy, metadata and structured content
- The ability to understand and classify architectural and technical information
- Excellent written and spoken English
- Strong editorial judgement, planning and quality-control skills
- The ability to work full-time from our London or Istanbul office


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Strong Advantages
- Experience or knowledge in one or more of the following areas:
- RDF and Linked Data
- JSON-LD and schema.org
- Ontologies and knowledge graphs
- Information architecture
- Headless CMS platforms
- Architectural publishing or building-product information
Please apply with your CV and examples of platforms, CMS environments or structured-content projects you have managed.
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