LINGUIST List 20.2536
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Sat Jul 18 2009
Jobs: Semantics: Annotator, NetBase Solutions, Inc.
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1. Michael
Osofsky,
Semantics: Annotator, NetBase Solutions, Inc., Telecommute
Message 1: Semantics: Annotator, NetBase Solutions, Inc., Telecommute
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Date: 17-Jul-2009
From: Michael Osofsky <mosofskynetbase.com>
Subject: Semantics: Annotator, NetBase Solutions, Inc., Telecommute
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University or Organization: NetBase Solutions, Inc.
Job Location: (Telecommute)
Web Address: http://www.netbase.com
Job Rank: Annotator
Specialty Areas: Semantics
Description:
NetBase, a well-funded, fast growing company with an impressive roster of
top-tier Fortune 500 companies, seeks part-time help to do semantic annotation.
NetBase delivers Content Intelligence solutions that harness value and
insight from any source, including the Internet, premium and enterprise
content. NetBase reads every sentence inside documents, linguistically
understands the content and powers breakthrough search experiences with
relevant answers and insights. NetBase is being used by organizations that
are recognized as global leaders in healthcare, publishing, manufacturing,
consumer packaged goods and government such as Elsevier, Clorox, 3M, The US
Army, Pepsi and many more.
This job involves reviewing web pages and collecting data for a data mining
project. The work can be done at any time of day as long as final
deadlines are met. The work can be done from any computer with Internet
access. We seek candidates with a passion for linguistics, semantics,
words, and meaning. In particular, we would like candidates with
experience or expertise in the Berkeley FrameNet project.
The hourly rate is $15/hour for graduate students, $12.75 for
undergraduates. Applicants must be able to sign an assignment of
intellectual property agreement covering the output of this work.
Authorization to work in the US is required.
To apply: Please submit a brief cover letter to the application email
listed below with the subject of 'Annotator'.
Application Deadline: (Open until filled)
Email Address for Applications: teamnetbase.com
Contact Information:
Michael Osofsky
Email: mosofskynetbase.com
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