NovaSparks is currently seeking an experienced Common Lisp developer to join our Boston Office. We are seeking an individual knowledgeable in Common Lisp as well as compilation, algorithms, code generation, VHDL, FPGA, Emacs, embedded C, networking, optimization, statistics and more.
This is exciting complex work in a startup with significant upside potential. We have a preference for candidates in the Boston area.
Please email jobs@novasparks.com for enquiries and resume submission.
Chatsubo.net is looking for a part-time, telecommute developer who has
the following skills:
Initially, this will be a relatively short-term engagement with the possibility of a long-term support and maintenance contract to follow successful launch of the product. Some flexibility in working hours will be required, as the current development group is spread out across several different time zones. Please contact Kevin Raison at raison at chatsubo dot net for details.
Accenture Interactive is looking for experienced Common Lisp programmer. Successful applicant will join a small, focused team in maintaining and furthering the development of a leading multivariate testing platform.
As a part of interview process applicants might have about three hour pair programming coding session – bring your own projects (can be incomplete).
Experience with Common Lisp is a must (could be non-commercial) as well as general knowledge of relational databases and web technologies.
Familiarity in the following areas would be considered a plus:
backend web server technology, Javascript, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, statistics, distributed computing, Lispworks, any distributed version control system.
A high degree of autonomy and self-motivation will be expected.
Please apply by sending your resume to ruslan.abdulkhalikov@accenture.com
If you have any open source projects, please let us know. Code samples are greatly appreciated as well
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We are working on multivariate testing product platform which has been acquired by Accenture about 5 years ago. It is Lispworks application with PostgreSQL and MATLAB backend, and we use modified Hunchentoot as frontend.
After long history of development this product earned good name (see http://www.whichmvt.com/ for instance). We have quite a few big customers. The codebase is clean and stable, we have unit tests system, nightly builds, proper development cycle, bug reporting system (jira), distributed version control system (mercurial) and really supportive management.
If you are interested in working on the great product which could became the Common Lisp application with largest customer base in the world please apply.
We are located in beautiful Adelaide, South Australia. Local office accommodate about 25 people. We are quite different from the typical big corporation (startup culture is well and alive); we have flexible hours, best equipment money can buy, very bright people. Visa support and relocation available for the right person.
Eisfeld Engineers (http://www.e3p.de/) based in Kassel, Germany is
looking for Lisp hackers to fill two positions participating in the
development of ConEd (http://coned.e3p.de/), a sophisticated GUI
application for designing building structures. ConEd allows the user
to directly manipulate structural objects and continuously
recalculates load relations between those objects. Various import-
and export formats are supported to allow the interaction with CAD
software and analysis programs.
We offer a friendly and flexible working environment and the
opportunity to use your Lisp skills to create, extend and maintain a
complex Common Lisp application used in real-world building
construction.
Lisp programming experience is required, as is dedication to the task,
a willingness to learn and the right measure of pragmatism. Bonus
points for knowledge of Allegro CL, Common Graphics, OpenGL and C.
Applicants have to be able to communicate in German and work on-site.
For more information, please contact Michael Eisfeld at
michael.eisfeld@e3p.de.
Seeking PhD students and postdocs interested in an elegant combination
of functional programming and big-iron style numeric computing.
Functional Programming and Automatic Differentiation
PhD Studentships
Postdoctoral Positions
We are adding exact first-class derivative calculation operators
(Automatic Differentiation or AD) to the lambda calculus, and
embodying the combination in a production-quality optimising compiler.
Our research prototype compiler generates object code competitive with
the fastest current systems, which are based on FORTRAN. We are
seeking PhD students and postdocs with interest and experience in
relevant areas, such as programming language theory, numeric
computing, machine learning, numeric linear algebra, differential
geometry; and a burning drive to help lift big iron numeric computing
out of the 1960s and into a newer higher order. Specific sub-projects
include: compiler and numeric programming environment construction;
writing, simplifying, and generalising numeric and machine learning
algorithms through the use of type theory and AD operators; and
associated type/lambda calculus/PLT/real computation issues.
Project headquarters: Hamilton Institute, NUI Maynooth, Ireland,
http://www.hamilton.ie/.
Applications and queries to:
“Barak A. Pearlmutter” <barak+ad-fp-job@cs.nuim.ie>
The Imagination, Computation, and Expression Laboratory (ICE Lab) at MIT is looking for an SBCL programmer to help debug issues with an existing Lisp socket server program. The server will eventually handle connections from multiple web-based clients in support of a number of student projects – experience with threading and exception handling in SBCL are a plus. Project is likely to be smaller in scope since much of the system is already functional. Remote candidates are fine, but strong communication skills are required. Contact bperry@mit.edu for more details.
Engineering – Javascript, Ruby, Lisp, PostgreSQL
Full Time – Berlin, Germany
Deskwanted is a coworking space search and management web application based in Berlin. We are searching for a backend developer to join our small and energetic team as we improve and expand Deskwanted.
As Deskwanted’s Backend Developer, you’re a passionate about web application. Our ultimate goal is to build strong, scalable systems while building upon existing infrastructure. We think that the best software is developed in iterations and rapidly deployed to customers, and that learning happens best in short feedback loops.
We’re a motivated team of people with a diverse range of interests. We love Berlin, and we make our collaborative workspace and our company a great place to work.
What we are looking for
What you’ll do
Additional Awesomeness
If you’re thinking “That sounds like me”, then you should send an email to matti@deskwanted.com.
About Deskwanted
Deskwanted.com is a global network of coworking spaces and shared offices which offer their vacant desks and meeting spaces to a community of independent workers. Individuals or teams can find a place for short or long periods in shared working locations in hundreds of cities worldwide.
As well as a search-and-booking system, Deskwanted offers a web-based workspace management tool which makes it easy to run a coworking space or shared office. Users can organize finances, book meeting rooms, interact with coworkers and improve the function and profitability of their location.
Deskwanted was founded in Berlin in 2010, and in 2011 it joined the YOU IS NOW start-up incubator program run by Immobilienscout24, Europe’s largest real estate portal. It is using this support to develop better tools for coworking spaces and their communities. Deskwanted also operates Deskmag.com, an online magazine about coworking – the leading source of news and information about coworking.
Secure Outcomes is looking for a hardcore Lisp developer with deep experience in Common Lisp/CLOS, image processing and artificial intelligence techniques, advanced cryptography, communications, GUI, and embedded real-time. Direct experience in electronic livescan fingerprint collection, archiving, and transmission, and/or crypto NIST certification is a distinct plus.
Secure Outcomes is a venture funded closely-held Colorado company that designs and manufactures the very best electronic livescan fingerprint collection, lookup, and transmission systems available for the price.
We design all of our systems at our headquarters facility in beautiful Evergreen, Colorado at an elevation of 7,200-feet in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains about 25-miles west of Denver.
Secure Outcomes provides terrific opportunities for fiercely talented and driven people.
Our systems combine advanced FBI-Certified fingerprint scan-head devices and super-compact 21st century low-power control electronics and display touchscreens with custom control and analysis software designed with the user in mind to yield the easiest to use, most capable, and most user-friendly systems on the market – all in Lisp.
Evergreen, Colorado, the home of Secure Outcomes, offers an extremely high-quality of life. World class skiing is just about an hour away at Keystone, Vail, Winter Park, and many others. Lake Evergreen offers excellent night/day ice skating and summer water sports/sailing. Mountain and touring biking and hiking abound during the summer months. In addition, Evergreen supports a thriving cultural community that includes the Evergreen Jazz Festival in the summer and the Evergreen Chorale and Evergreen Players for live music and theater year round. Evergreen has 300+ days of annual sunshine.
Competitive salaries. Fully paid medical.
See our products in action at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ti2q8eK0l58
Resumes to lisp@secureoutcomes.net. No calls please.
Another job opportunity at EyeCarePro.net
EyeCarePro.net (www.eyecarepro.net) is looking for another full time SBCL programmer to help manage and improve our main website builder application. No relocation required – North American working hours, 5+ years of SBCL experience (Hunchentoot / Debian) with strong communication skills. Contact DanielR@eyecarepro.net for more details.
Silicon Valley-based SRI International, a nonprofit research and development organization, performs sponsored R&D for governments, businesses, and foundations. SRI brings its innovations to the marketplace through technology licensing, new products, and spin-off ventures. SRI, commemorating its 65th anniversary in 2011, is known for world-changing innovations in computing, health and pharmaceuticals, chemistry and materials, sensing, energy, education, national defense, and more.
For additional information, visit http://www.sri.com.
The SRI Bioinformatics Research Group seeks a Common Lisp programmer to join the BioCyc and Pathway Tools projects. Pathway Tools is a Common Lisp software system with a wide range of bioinformatics capabilities.
We seek a self-motivated individual whose potential responsibilities will include development of desktop and web-based user interfaces, biological network analysis algorithms, and metabolic engineering software.
Experience and/or knowledge of some of the following will be a plus:
Bioinformatics
Object-oriented databases or frame knowledge representation systems
Machine learning
Biology and/or chemistry
Computer graphics, user interface design
AJAX, Javascript, HTML, XML, SQL
Requirements: B.S.-Ph.D. degrees in Computer Science and/or Bioinformatics along with
1-10 years software development in Common Lisp.
HOW TO APPLY: Apply online at http://www.sri.com/jobs. The job ID # is 101434.
SRI INTERNATIONAL IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER.
