LINGUIST List 16.2647
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Tue Sep 13 2005
Jobs: Computational Ling: Researcher, Australia
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1. Dominique
Estival,
Computational Linguistics: Researcher, Defence Science and Technology Organisation, SA, Australia
Message 1: Computational Linguistics: Researcher, Defence Science and Technology Organisation, SA, Australia
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Date: 13-Sep-2005
From: Dominique Estival <Dominique.Estivaldsto.defence.gov.au>
Subject: Computational Linguistics: Researcher, Defence Science and Technology Organisation, SA, Australia
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University or Organization: Defence Science and Technology Organisation
Department: Human Systems Integration Group
Job Rank: Researcher
Specialty Areas: Computational Linguistics
Description:
Speech and Language Technology Developer
*S&T Level 4 $55,941-$64,818 or S&T Level 3 $46,437-$55,478
Reference No. 00110341
Located in Adelaide. You will be responsible for designing and implementing
the integration of speech and language technologies for natural computer
interfaces within advanced experimental military information systems. This
will involve research in language and speech processing, as well as
interaction with users and customers when installing systems and conducting
experiments on-site.
The position requires:
- Ability to conduct experimentation in speech and language technologies;
- Programming experience in a range of environments: Java, VB, C++, Delphi;
- Experience with one or more speech and language technologies: speech
recognition, speech synthesis, multi-lingual language processing, language
understanding, question answering, or human-computer interaction;
- Good oral and written communication skills, including a demonstrated
ability to convey or interpret complex information, concepts and procedures;
- An enthusiastic approach to new and challenging problems.
The position will be filled as either S&T 4 or S&T 3, commensurate to the
level of the relevant experience, skills and work-related qualities of the
selected applicant.
For an information pack and application details: Please refer to our
website at http://www.dsto.defence.gov.au Alternatively, contact the Defence
Service Centre on 1800 000 677 or email dsc.recruitmentdefence.gov.au
Applicants must address the selection criteria contained in the information
pack.
Send applications to the address below to arrive at this office no later than 5
pm on the advertised closing date.
Alternatively applications can be sent by email to
SA.CivilianRecruitdefence.gov.au or faxed to (08) 8259 6970. You will be
sent an acknowledgment of receipt for your application. If you do not
receive an acknowledgment within 2 business days of the advertised closing
date, please contact us on (08) 8259 6882.
Address for Applications
Recruitment Consultant
Corporate Services and Infrastructures - SA
PO Box 1500
Edinburgh, SA 5111
Australia
Application Deadline: 22-Sep-2005
Contact Information:
Dr Dominique Estival
Email: Dominique.Estivaldsto.defence.gov.au
Phone: +61-(0)8-8259-6485
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