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Here's a job ad I saw in the Boston Sunday Globe (31 July): --- SOFTWARE LINGUISTS Japanese Chinese ESL Swedish Scandinavian We are seeking Linguists with strong language and editorial skills to participate in the development of electronic proofreading, information retrieval, and reference products. Successful candidates must have a solid understanding of the linguistic features of each respective language. These are exciting opportunities for individuals with computer literacy, an extremely high level of accuracy, an eye for detail, and a thorough knowledge of the grammar, writing conventions, and current business vocabulary of the language. Candidates are expected to demonstrate a wide range of expertise, including the ability to perform complex linguistic and editorial tasks, and to manage the activities of free-lance personnel engaged on selected assignments. To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to: Manager, Human Resources, InfoSoft International, Inc. 222 Berkeley Street, Boston, MA 02116; FAX 617/ 351-1115. InfoSoft International, Inc. specializes in the fields of computational linguistics, language-focused software engineering, and information-based technology. ---------Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
Below is a job posting for a position with Carnegie Group (CGI) in Pittsburgh. Some information for high-level filtering: The job requires that 75% of the person's time be spent at the customer site in Peoria, Ill., with the other 25% in Pittsburgh. Employee can choose to reside in either location. We can only consider people who are currently US-based. We require substantial experience working with computational systems in industry. 5 years is preferred. Please send a resume via email for consideration. Peggy Andersen Carnegie Group, Inc. andersenMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuecgi.com