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Knowledge Modeller / Knowledge Graph Modeller (x2)
Contract: 6 months
Rate: £600 per day (Inside IR35)
Positions available: 2
Location: UK Remote (occasional stakeholder workshops/travel as required in London/Manchester)
Our Client is hiring for a reputed client to support a major programme focused on knowledge discovery, semantic modelling and enterprise knowledge graph development. If you enjoy turning messy, real-world understanding into clear structures that help AI and data teams move faster, this is a brilliant opportunity to make a tangible impact.
What You'll Be Doing
- Lead knowledge discovery across the organisation - mapping how data, systems and business processes connect
- Facilitate structured stakeholder interviews and workshops to elicit and clarify business knowledge
- Extract implicit knowledge from SMEs, documentation and legacy systems
- Identify inconsistencies, duplication and gaps across multiple sources
- Define entities, attributes, relationships and cardinality - capturing business semantics accurately
- Translate unstructured knowledge into structured artefacts (models, diagrams and definitions)
- Build conceptual and logical data models for enterprise knowledge graph initiatives
- Support ontology and taxonomy models, and help uphold modelling standards and best practice
- Work with technical teams to enable knowledge graph development and knowledge-driven RAG pipelines
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What You'll Bring
- Strong conceptual data modelling and logical data modelling experience
- Proven Entity Relationship (ER) modelling capability
- Experience modelling complex business domains including many-to-many relationships, hierarchical structures and rule-based logic
- Knowledge graph modelling experience, including nodes, edges and graph traversal concepts
- Workshop and requirements discovery experience with stakeholders and business users
- Ability to operate confidently in regulated environments (e.g., Government or Financial Services)
- Minimum 5 years continuous UK residency (mandatory)


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