Two Lisp jobs, direct from the source:
Expert Lisp Programmer  - Nyack, NY
We are looking for a hands-on senior Common Lisp programmer to help us complete an innovative business solution being built on core human principles.  The candidate will have significant in-depth experience with AI and object-oriented programming in Lisp. Ideally, the candidate should have some [...]

Daniel Pezely of SynapticMash, saying:
You *will* use Common Lisp in downtown Seattle.
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“The role of the Enterprise Application Architect is to expand the architecture and development of systems and applications for a new online system.”
Qualifications include “strong knowledge of Lisp.”
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“L-3 Communications at the Air Force Research Laboratory in Mesa, AZ is currently looking for a computational linguist to help build a text-to-speech (TTS) speech synthesis system based on the Festival Architecture.”
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Also, an internship: link

Perhaps interesting:  “A passion for video games, strong c++ programming and lisp and scheme programming will be keys to success in this prestigious, well-known organization.”
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Consultancy working on behalf of “a leading player in the online travel industry.”
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Not really a Lisp job, but I’m a sucker for a well-written job ad.
The technology we work on has a bit of something for everyone: non-trivial usability questions (just how does one clearly design a user interface for specifying the boundary conditions of a multi-hundred-million year heat flow equation?), serious performance challenges (gigabytes for breakfast, [...]

Is this legitimate? Half-time webdev consultant position, lasting about a year.
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