Software Engineer II (Front End)
software technologyDenver (CO)
About the role
Front End Engineer IIAs a Front End Engineer II for Black Knight's Innovation Lab, you will join a team of 15+ developers and product enthusiasts engineering a next generation Artificially Intelligent Virtual Assistant known as AIVA. AIVA works alongside operators, loan officers and lenders to make their jobs more efficient. Each quarter, she reads millions of documents and then summarizes significant data points for her colleagues to review. Although she's early in her career, she already has cut down certain manual tasks from 30 minutes to just 8 minutes! Our team employs leading-edge cloud computing technology and leverages Amazon Web Services to build AIVA's infrastructure. Her make-up is well beyond mainstream workflow automation/RPA. We're continuously training AIVA's lexicon to give her context on what she's studying. We tinker with algorithms and build deep learning networks to fortify her skill sets as she reads through bank statements, pay stubs, W2s and more. Most importantly, we capitalize on large data sets from our enterprise clients so we can optimize our feature selection at scale. Each day we train AIVA so that she can save people from millions of hours of stare-and compare work. We know with AIVA in the workforce, she can free her colleagues' time, talent and imaginations to develop new skills, provide better service, and to become more engaged at work.
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