Arc developer, seven+ years experience required.
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Jaap de Heer writes again: They are looking for more Lispers.
“We are on the lookout for outstanding Lisp/Scheme programmers.”
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One year position at oDesk. link

Cycorp is seeking ontologists for medical applications, and is hiring without respect to “Lisp vs. Prolog orientation.”
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 Lisp and speech tech at the Air Force Research Lab:
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. … Strong programming skills in the following (listed in order of preference): Lisp, Scheme, [...]

Write code in Lisp (or Fortran or C or Ada or UML or Java or Visual Basic). Ho hum.
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Their “clinet” is looking for something to do intelligent vertical search. Lisp or other languages desired (but Lisp was mentioned first).
http://jobs.dpcit.com/Inquire.cfm?JID=3343

Looks like a Lisp job, anyway: (C programming is only a plus)
Create signatures for the QualysGuard product to detect vulnerabilities in the areas of Databases, Applications, Operating System, TCP/IP Protocols and network devices. Strong problem solving and troubleshooting skills are a must, as solutions to many problems might not be obvious. A vulnerability detection engineer [...]

“Enterprise application architect” for long-term contract role. With an ‘airline reservation system’–I wonder who that could be in Cambridge?
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