[Haskell] [Job] NLP Developer

[Jochen L. Leidner]

[Dear HASKELL subscribers,

Apologies for the job posting, but according to the responses to my 
previous enquiry it does seem to be okay for most of your to receive
Haskell-related job ads to this group.

	Regards,
		Jochen Leidner]

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 Natural Language Processing Developer                        Linguit GmbH
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This position is available in Edinburgh, UK, from 1 January, 2005.

We are looking for a skilled developer to join our friendly R&D team to 
develop our existing question answering technology, which is used in
our Nuggets mobile search engine <http://www.mynuggets.net/>.

Requirements:
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    - BSc/MSc/Diploma in Computer Science or Computational Linguistics
    - At least 2 years of full-time commercial development experience in 
      C/C++/Java/C#
    - Proven track record in Natural Language Processing (NLP)
    - Significant practical development and self-management experience
      in Haskell under a UNIX(R) environment
    - Python/Perl/sh considered a plus
    - Prior exposure to software build process (make/ant, CVS/Subversion/
      Perforce etc.)
    - The ability to work independently in a team and good communication 
      skills

Salary to be negotiated based on experience.

Linguit GmbH is a German-based, privately held, limited liability company
that aims to provide cutting edge consulting, services, and products in
language and speech technology. Linguit has broad expertise in all major
areas of NLP, but focuses especially on Information Extraction and 
Question Answering.

To apply, send your cover letter and curriculum vitae/resume in plain 
text, PDF, HTML or SPDL to <info at linguit.com> (please include the 
string 'Job: NLP Developer' in your subject line). Deadline for 
submission is 1 December, 2004. Thank you for your interest.

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Try Nuggets, the mobile search engine!          <http://www.myNuggets.net/>
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-- 
Jochen L Leidner
PhD student
University of Edinburgh            <http://www.iccs.inf.ed.ac.uk/~s0239229/>