LINGUIST List 23.3544
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Fri Aug 24 2012
Jobs: Comp Ling; Dialog Systems: Dialog System Developer, Nuance Communications
Editor for this issue: Sarah Fox
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Date: 23-Aug-2012
From: Nate Blaylock <nate.blaylock nuance.com>
Subject: Computational Linguistics; Dialog Systems: Dialog System Developer, Nuance Communications
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University or Organization: Nuance Communications
Department: NLP R&D
Job Location: , ----------------
(Telecommute)
Job Rank: Dialog System Developer
Specialty Areas: Computational Linguistics; Dialog Systems
Description:
We are expanding our dialog group and are looking for several dialog developers at both the senior and junior levels. With the advent of Siri, there is a lot of excitement about NLP and especially dialog in industry. Nuance is a major player in this field, and is developing cool applications in NLU and dialog in a number of different domains, including mobile, automotive, and TV. (Google our DragonGo, DragonDrive, DragonTV, and products for some examples.) Job Description: - Develop and design dialog management rules for various domains - Work on intent recognition for NLU output and intent generation for NLG - Contribute to improving our task-based dialog platform to handle ever- increasingly complex dialogs - Location is negotiable -- our group is spread out among a number of Nuance locations around the world Requirements: - Good Java coding skills - Degree in CS, NLP, etc. - At least some knowledge of NLP and/or AI - Knowledge of and experience with task-based dialog a plus If you're interested, please send your CV to the application email address below.
Application Deadline: 30-Nov-2012 (Open until filled)
Email Address for Applications: nate.blaylock nuance.com
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Nate Blaylock
Email: nate.blaylock nuance.com
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