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Voice Processing Corporation, a leading speech recognition company based in Cambridge, MA, USA, is looking for 2 individuals to assist in a speech sample collection project, one person for Germany, and one person for German speaking Switzerland.. The main task of the person in charge is to have around 3,000 to 4,000 people call in to the system and go through the collection script. The person in charge preferably is a national of and living in the specific country, and needs to be somewhat familiar with computers. No other special skills are required, but persistance and creativity might come in handy. The projects should be finished in about a month, and are scheduled to start in May. Apart from the compensation, all costs related to the project itself, plus expenses for the person in charge will be covered by VPC. This project might be followed by two similar projects. If you are interested, please contact Inge De Bleecker by e-mail at ingeMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuevpro.com, or call (617) 494-0100.
I have been asked to post the following job announcement to appropriate lists. Please do not respond to my e-mail address, as I am not set up to forward messages. AI PROGRAMMER/COMPUTATIONAL LINGUIST A vacancy has arisen, within an interdisciplinary research team working on a leading-edge conceptual information retrieval system, for an AI Programmer with a strong background in Computational Linguistics. In addition to having a (preferably a Master's) degree in Computer Science and excellent skills in English, he/she should be very familiar with, and experienced in, C++ and LISP. While (initially) reporting to the Research Director, he/she will be required to work closely with other programmers and to liaise with the lexicologists on the team. If you are interested in this position, we will have an initial telephone conversation with you. But please first fax me your CV, and enclose a phone number where we can reach you for a confidential conversation, as soon as possible before April 5th. Douglas A. Young Research Director CMIR Project Megalith Technologies One Antares Drive NEPEAN Ontario, K2E 8C4, Canada FAX: (613) 225-2304Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
Research Assistant Position Cognitive & Neural Bases of Language & Language Acquisition A research assistant is needed to assist in studies of normal and abnormal language acquisition and studies of language processing by normal adults. The RA will be involved in all aspects of the studies, including recruitment and testing of subjects, designing and creating experimental stimuli, and analyzing data. This position is ideal for someone with a BA or MA in psychology, linguistics or cognitive science who wants laboratory experience before pursuing graduate training. If you or someone you know is interested in this position, please contact: Prof. Karin Stromswold Department of Psychology & Center for Cognitive Science Psychology Building, Busch Campus Rutgers University New Brunswick, NJ 08903 fax (908) 932-2263 e-mail: karinMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueruccs.rutgers.edu phone: (908) 932-2448 or (908) 932-4295