Kata.ai
About Kata.ai
Kata.ai is an Indonesian Conversational Artificial Intelligence company with a focus on creating technology to enhance the understanding of human conversations, improving the way humans collaborate with machines. Kata.ai’s Natural Language Processing (NLP) technology powers MultiPurpose chatbots (virtual customer service / virtual friend) for major corporations in Indonesia across different kinds of industries such as Unilever (FMCG), Telkomsel (Telco), Bank BRI (Financial Services), and Alfamart (Retail).
The company’s proprietary Kata Bot Platform can be leveraged to create feature-rich chatbots on top of Kata.ai’s robust and scalable AI technology platform, ensuring company of any size can easily build their own chatbot on any messaging platform. With this platform, it is now possible for the business to focus on designing engaging interaction for their customers, while Kata.ai handles all the technology aspects of the chatbots.
Established in 2015, the company has become a trusted partner for major corporations such as Microsoft, Accenture, and Line. In 2020, the company received Series-B funding from TransPacific Technology Fund and MDI Venture.
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Be a team player responsible for every task as a team rather than an individual.Be a valued member of an autonomous crossfunctional agile team.Research and suggest innovations that can improve Kata Platform.Qualifications : Understanding of asynchronous programming closures and types More...
Be a team player responsible for every task as a team rather than an individual.Be a valued member of an autonomous crossfunctional agile team.Research and suggest innovations that can improve Kata Platform.Qualifications : Understanding of asynchronous programming closures and types More...
Be a team player responsible for every task as a team rather than an individual.Be a valued member of an autonomous crossfunctional agile team.Research and suggest innovations that can improve Kata Platform.Qualifications : Understanding of asynchronous programming closures and types More...
