From Craigslist:
We are looking for a spiritually grounded hands-on senior lisp programmer to help us complete an innovative business solution being built on core human principles. The candidate will have significant in-depth experience of AI programming specifically; Agents, Expert Systems, Bayesian/Neural Networks, Relevance Feedback, etc. An advanced degree is preferred; however consideration will also be given to persons of outstanding experience and background.
Part-time contracting, In Nyack, New York, but telecommuting is ok.
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Why do Lisp jobs always ask for “senior Lisp programmer”?
Where are all the jobs for entry-level Lisp programmers, like me?
Ken: At ITA. Seriously. Check out their jobs.
http://www.itasoftware.com/careers/
Send me your resume: thom.goodsell at mac dot com
(Personal interest disclosure: I am not an employee of ITA Software, but I work in their office space and they pay a consulting firm who then pays me.)
Yay! I was thrilled! And then I saw they’re in Cambridge. I hear that’s a great place, except…
I spent 8 winters in the northeast US, and I consider that enough for one lifetime. It doesn’t have to be tropical (Seattle or Vancouver BC would be great), but it can’t involve the phrase “feet of snow”. I guess Lisp is big at MIT, and MIT Lispers founded ITA, and they didn’t want to go far, but surely there must be Lisp jobs elsewhere.
To rephrase: Where are all the jobs for entry-level Lisp programmers … on the west coast?
(…waits patiently for the tropical version of Thom to appear with the answer…)