LINGUIST List 19.1641
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Thu May 22 2008
Jobs: Computational Linguistics: Scientist, University of Heidelberg
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1. Anette
Frank,
Computational Linguistics: Scientist, University of Heidelberg, Germany
Message 1: Computational Linguistics: Scientist, University of Heidelberg, Germany
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Date: 22-May-2008
From: Anette Frank <frankcl.uni-heidelberg.de>
Subject: Computational Linguistics: Scientist, University of Heidelberg, Germany
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University or Organization: University of Heidelberg
Department: Computational Linguistics Department
Job Location: Heidelberg, Germany
Web Address: http://www.cl.uni-heidelberg.de
Job Rank: Scientist
Specialty Areas: Computational Linguistics
Description:
The Department of Computational Linguistics at the University of Heidelberg
advertises a half-time position for a Computational Linguist starting at
the earliest convenience. Initial duration is one year, with anticipated
extension for another year. Salary is according to the German scale TV-L 13/2.
We are looking for a skilled Computational Linguist who will provide
scientific and administrative support to our Computational Linguistics
teaching programs.
Tasks encompass research and teaching in the Computational Linguistics study
programs, including:
- teaching courses of the department's computational linguistics curricula
and/or educational courses (academic writing, presentation skills) (3.5 SWS,
hours/week)
- providing individual support and advice for students in final student
projects.
The successful candidate holds a diploma or Masters degree in Computational
Linguistics or a related field. We expect profound knowledge in theoretical
and applied computational linguistics, as well as mature skills in scientific
writing. Background in statistical language processing is a plus. The
candidate is given opportunity to pursue a PhD.
The Computational Linguistics Department of the University of Heidelberg
undertakes research in the area of multilingual language processing, with
focus on semantics and data-driven methods (http://www.cl.uni-heidelberg.de).
The Computational Linguistics Department is associated with the Heidelberg
Graduate School of Mathematical and Computational Methods for the Sciences
(http://www.mathcomp.uni-heidelberg.de). Doctoral students can associate
with the graduate school and take part in special teaching programs.
Please send your applications to the address below. We also accept electronic
applications.
All applications received by June 23, 2008 will receive fullest consideration.
The position remains open until filled. The University of Heidelberg is an
equal opportunity employer.
Inquiries should be addressed to Prof. Dr. Anette Frank.
Application Deadline: Open until filled.
Mailing Address for Applications:
Prof. Dr. Anette Frank
Seminar für Computerlinguistik
Universität Heidelberg
Im Neuenheimer Feld 325
Heidelberg 69120
Germany
Email Address for Applications: iclcl.uni-heidelberg.de
Contact Information:
Anette Frank
Email: frankcl.uni-heidelberg.de
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