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Soochow University, English Department invites applications for the position of Assistant Professor (or higher ranks) in Linguistics, with a specialty in phonology to begin in August, 1999. Applicants must have a sound background in linguistic theory. All applications should include resume, two reference letters and a copy of your Ph.D. degree. Please mail to Jennifer Shih English Department Soochow Univ. Lingshi Rd., No. 70, Taipei, Taiwan 111 Tel: (02)2881-9471 Ext. 6482 by April 15, 1999.Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
German, Spanish, Japanese, French and English Linguistic Tester (contingent staff position)/Seattle based corporation Seeking native speaker with background in linguistics and language to assist in the testing of cutting-edge linguistic products using natural language technology. Job description: * Create expected results for linguistics technology and products (e.g., grammar checker), based on specifications. * Use expected results in comparison testing to find and report bugs. * Effectively communicate bugs and issues related to consistency and quality of product to team. * May be called on to assist in corpus gathering and maintenance tasks. * May perform directed linguistic testing and communicate results via detailed analysis for linguistic developers. * May run automation scripts and queries in order to provide reports and test data. Qualifications: * Native or near-native fluency in target language. * Good judgment and ability to track details carefully. * Basic Windows use necessary. * General knowledge of personal computers, and the ability to install, upgrade and use Word and Excel, email application software, and MS operating system(s) preferred. * Database experience useful but not required. * Associate's degree in Linguistics or Language-related field, or equivalent work experience/training preferred. For more information, please contact Heather Jones at Volt Computer Services (v-heathjMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuemicrosoft.com <mailto:v-heathj
microsoft.com>).