Arc developer, Erewhon Technologies

Arc developer, seven+ years experience required.

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More Lisp jobs at streamtech (The Hague)

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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PHP/Lisp programmer with AI experience (outsourced)

One year position at oDesk. link

Ontologist, Cycorp, Cleveland

Cycorp is seeking ontologists for medical applications, and is hiring without respect to “Lisp vs. Prolog orientation.”

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Speech technologist, AFRL, Mesa, AZ

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, C, C++, C#, and/or Java; and a demonstrated ability to learn new programming languages quickly to support project goals.

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Software Engineering Staff, Lockheed Martin, Georgia

Write code in Lisp (or Fortran or C or Ada or UML or Java or Visual Basic). Ho hum.

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Sr Vertical Search Architect, Redwood City, CA

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

Vulnerability Detection Engineer, San Francisco

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 should also spend a proportion of time keeping up with current vulnerabilities, attacks, and countermeasures.

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