Research Scientist / Research Engineer - Web Understanding and Structured Retrieval, Search
OpenAI is hiring for Research Scientist / Research Engineer - Web Understanding and Structured Retrieval, Search in San Francisco. Senior level. First seen October 22, 2026; open as of November 12, 2026. Jobs taken straight from company career pages — no aggregator in between.
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- Company
- OpenAI
- Where
- San Francisco
- Level
- Senior
- First seen
- October 22, 2026
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- Ashby
What the posting says
RESPONSIBILITIES - Develop methods to extract and connect structured information across diverse web sources, including entities, attributes, and relationships. - Build scalable approaches for transforming noisy, inconsistent content into useful knowledge representations. - Explore how models and compute can improve extraction quality and reduce the manual work involved in building knowledge systems. - Design evaluations that measure both the quality of extracted knowledge and its usefulness for retrieval and model reasoning. - Partner with researchers and engineers to integrate structured…
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