Consultancy working on behalf of “a leading player in the online travel industry.”
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“Required Skills:  LISP Programming, Oracle, PL/SQL, Unix Scripting, and XML.”
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Boston startup, looks like a defense-related position (may require a security clearance), but mentions search engine optimization. Huh?
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Dominique Boucher wrote:
Nü Echo is seeking a talented Scheme/Java developer (with a strong emphasis on Scheme) for working on a sophisticated speech-recognition grammar development environment based on Eclipse
(http://www.nuecho.com/content/view/52/174/lang,en/). Candidates should be able to work (at least) in French.
If you are interested, contact me personally.
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The key characteristics we are in search of are the ability to be a critical thinker, a team player, and a self starter….Experience with Lisp a plus.
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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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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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 WE are a small high-end financial services consulting firm located near Wall Street. We work on interesting projects in multiple technologies and languages including c++, java, c#/.net, and much more (sql, lisp, python, malebolge, whitespace, unlambda).
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Don’t think I’ve posted this position at the SRI AI Center. Position focusses on machine learning.
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