Desired more info on the URL AI algo for entity extraction API

[Yakov Keselman]

Not sure that this is the best place to ask this question...

I would like to know how the AI algo used for URL input determines the most relevant parts of the page. Please find below the URL, its main text, and the portion extracted. Is there some way to control what the AI algo deems relevant? I copied the text for completeness. It's from a job description and is not proprietary. Thanks.

URL: https://hire.withgoogle.com/public/jobs/suplaricom/view/P_AAAAAAFAADSEZv_ZAyUJSX

MAIN TEXT:

Full Stack Senior Software Engineer

• Engineering
• 1525 4th Ave, Seattle, WA, USA

Our mission at Suplari is to shine the light on waste so that companies can invest in growth, innovation and their people. Suplari’s software leverages machine learning and AI technologies to deliver actionable insights from a company’s spend and procurement data and easily visualizes these tailored recommendations and data trends in a clean, user-friendly interface. Customers realize hard dollar cost savings and effectively manage supplier risk that is often hidden within millions of data points and takes hours of manpower and clunky spreadsheets to uncover.

Suplari is truly making an impact for clients such as Nordstrom, 21st Century Fox, and Sonos, (just to name a few) and we’re just getting started. We’re aiming to “share the wealth” by providing businesses with the tools to reduce spend, mitigate risk and increase compliance, and we need your help! 

Job Description

We are seeking a talented full stack developer to join us at our downtown Seattle HQ. 

Do you like focusing on challenging problems and finding creative solutions? Would you like to help create something that makes a difference? Do you like to be part of a fast-growing company and be able to put your mark on something early?  

As an integral member of an engineering team, you will: 

• Work with other cloud service engineers as well as web application developers to build the Suplari platform and application suite.
• Design, build, and implement a cloud native, distributed system delivered as a SaaS application which forms the core of the Suplari service. 
• We are looking for passionate engineers that want to be part of a company that’s going to change the way enterprise businesses interact with their suppliers.

What you bring: 

• While you don’t need to have experience in every technology we use, as a startup, we do expect you to be comfortable contributing anywhere throughout the stack. Here are some of the heavy-hitters that we rely on daily: Golang, Postgres, Javascript/Typescript as well as AWS technologies like RDS, Dynamo, ECS, Lambda and API Gateway
• Experience in any of the following languages: Go, Python, Javascript/NodeJS, Java
• Experience with cloud configuration and deployment technologies
• Strong AWS experience including multi-tenant architecture for enterprises, VPC, RDS, EC2, AMIs, Route53, infrastructure as code such as Terraform, dev ops, Docker, build management.
• Deep understanding of enterprise service design including monitoring, analytics and entity CRUD use cases
• Deep understanding of RESTful web services design and implementation
• Rigor in automated testing, continuous integration, DevOps and other engineering best practices
• Agile enough to jump into a broad range of projects
• BS and/or MS in computer science or a related field
• 7+ years experience in software engineering
• Degrees in math or physics are looked upon highly
• Experience working with data science and machine learning toolkits like NLTKand the Stanford CoreNLP

We’d love to hear from you if:

• You love being a part of a small, dynamic, and agile organization that encourages you to learn and grow
• You love finding solutions to interesting problems
• You welcome having autonomy with complex tasks
• You are passionate about using your experience and expertise to inspire the team

Why Suplari?

• Competitive compensation package
• Ownership through equity and options
• Comprehensive, company-paid medical, dental, and vision benefits
• Been there, done that team: Our management team has a track record of success at companies such as HP, Amazon, Apptio, Skytap, iConclude, Trulia, and Zillow
• Suplari is backed by top tier venture capital investors Madrona Venture Group, Shasta Ventures, Amplify Partners, Two Sigma Ventures and Workday Ventures
• Ability to make a critical impact at an early stage company 

Location:

• This position will be located in the Seattle area
• We are not interviewing remote employees at this time

DANDELION.EU EXTRACTED TEXT:

Full Stack Senior Software Engineer

Our mission at Suplari is to shine the light on waste so that companies can invest in growth, innovation and their people. Suplari’s software leverages machine learning and AI technologies to deliver actionable insights from a company’s spend and procurement data and easily visualizes these tailored recommendations and data trends in a clean, user-friendly interface. Customers realize hard dollar cost savings and effectively manage supplier risk that is often hidden within millions of data points and takes hours of manpower and clunky spreadsheets to uncover.

Job Descriptionalented full stack developer Suplari is truly making an impact for clients such as Nordstrom, 21st Century Fox, and Sonos, (just to name a few) and we’re just getting started. We’re aiming to “share the wealth” by providing businesses with the tools to reduce spend, mitigate risk and increase compliance, and we need your help! We are seeking a t to join us at our downtown Seattle HQ. 

  Do you like focusing on challenging problems and finding creative solutions? Would you like to help create something that makes a difference? Do you like to be part of a fast-growing company and be able to put your mark on something early?

As an integral member of an engineering team, you will: 

We’d love to hear from you if:

[ber...@dandelion.eu]

Hi Yakov,

sorry for the late answer, there are not tuneable parameters through our API, the better solution for you is to get the page and extract the relevant content by yourself with an alternative solution

Regards

Giacomo Berardi

Dandelion Team