Postdocoral Fellow in bioinformatics, SRI

Postdoc in ‘symbolic analysis of celluar networks’ in the BioCyc project at SRI, Menlo Park, California.

Computer Scientist, SRI

Classic AI Lisp development position at SRI in Menlo Park, California.

Programmer, Institute for the Study of Learning and Expertise

A note from Pat Langley:

The Institute for the Study of Learning and Expertise (ISLE) is
looking for a programmer to support DARPA-funded projects on
learning complex procedures from sample traces and transfer of
learned knowledge to new settings. The ideal candidate will have
experience with Lisp and logic programming, and be familiar with
AI research on hierarchical task networks, analogical reasoning,
and cognitive architectures.

ISLE (http://www.isle.org) is a nonprofit research organization
that has close relations with Stanford University’s Center for the
Study of Language and Information, and offers the opportunity to
design and implement cognitive systems in an academic setting.
This position will become available on January 1, 2007. If you are
interested, please send email to Tolga Konik <konik-at-stanford.edu>.

Senior Developer, Smart Charter, Inc

From Craigslist:

Senior applications developer: Our advanced applications work is currently being done in Common Lisp, but that could change depending on who we find to fill this position. If you are the sort of person who has always wanted an opportunity to prove that Haskell or OCaml is the Best Way to write software, this could be your chance. But CL is currently our first choice.

(Thanks, Jon!)

Web developer, Smart Charter

On Craigslist:

Web developer: We are a principally a LAMP shop with P=Python, with some of our more advanced development currently taking place using Common Lisp. We are more interested in brains and motivation than formal credentials, though a degree in CS can’t hurt. But if we have to choose between a passionate high school dropout and and an apathetic Ph.D. we’ll take the dropout. If your main expertise is Java you are probably not a good fit.

(Thanks, Jon!)

AI Professional, SIFT

Got a note from Robert Goldman at SIFT; SIFT is hiring AI professionals who know how to “use AI techniques to support human control of complex systems.” Also, check out their general jobs page.

Smart Information Flow Technologies (SIFT – http://www.sift.info) needs to expand! We are looking for senior researchers as well as student interns.

Sr. Software Engineer, Tumri

I usually don’t post jobs that have Common Lisp as a ‘good to have,’ because they don’t seem like a real Lisp Job. But I’ve heard that Tumri is a customer of Franz, so they’re Lisp-friendlier than most. Check out the Sr. Software Engineer Position, or just send email to info@tumri.com, as they say on their jobs page.

Programmer, Streamtech

A note from Jaap de Heer at Streamtech:

Our company in the Netherlands is looking for a programmer, and since
we use Lisp whenever possible, I’d love to have it on Lispjobs. Could
you post it?
http://www.streamtech.nl/site/jobs+at+streamtech

Thanks!

cheers,

Jaap de Heer
Streamtech

PS. Keep up the good work 🙂

Thanks!

Computational Linguistics positions, Stanford

Two positions in the Stanford Natural Language Processing Group. Lisp isn’t mentioned, but, who knows? The jobs reqs mention classic Lispy problems. One position is for someone with a PhD, the other for someone who can program.

Computational Social Scientist, BAE Systems

Computational Social Scientist, BAE Systems in Arlington, Virginia.

This individual should expect to participate on a team developing innovative solutions to National Hard problems. These solutions require the Computational Social Scientist to implement social science theory and perspectives as software.

Try this link if the above doesn’t work.