I’ll be on vacation for the next week or so; so no Lisp jobs posted here until I return.

 We are seeking exceptionally strong software engineers interested in working with cutting edge research technologies. Duties would include helping to develop prototypes in the area of HLT and other areas related to “intelligent information access,” such as bioinformatics, multi-modal data fusion and analysis for medical informatics, and analysis of malicious software. … No particular programming [...]

Responsible for leading the architecture and development of several core components that will become part of our search technology platform, including search engine architecture, performance and scalability optimization, and core semantic search-and-browse functionality.
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“Join a research project that is developing web-accessible databases, and visualization and analysis software for the human genome project and for the genomes of hundreds of other organisms.  Work with the best programming language known.”
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Dear Will,Thanks for maintaining Lisp jobs!
I used to work in an embedded C environment (video decoding in mobile
phones and video iPod). Recently I have been playing around with a
high-performance Common Lisp webserver (now capable of serving more
than 1000 dynamic pages per second on one processor).
I should like someone to pay me money for writing programs [...]

I like their insouciance:
You need to be able to prove to us that you can keep up. We think that means you should be a Junior or Senior in Comp Sci Engineering (or equivalent). Listen, smarty-pants - you WILL be given a programming test. We know it seems dire, but hey, there are a lot [...]

 ”This position exists to produce and implement interactive media (IM) medical education and virtual training courseware for use in stand alone hardware configurations and as well as over high-speed computer networks. “
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