Editor for this issue: Ljuba Veselinova <lveselin
emunix.emich.edu>
Microsoft has many exciting job opportunities in our Natural Language Processing Group. Listed below are several openings. If interested in applying or getting more information, please send your resume and/or inquiries to the email contact listed after each position. Thank you! SOFTWARE DESIGN ENGINEER IN TEST for the Natural Language Group Design and implement an automation system and test tools for the Natural Language Test Group. This includes testing components for use in Microsoft products to enable features based on recognizing and processing information expressed in natural human languages. Requires a minimum of 4 years programming and/or testing experience in the microcomputer environment. Knowledge of C/C++ required. Knowledge of OLE 2.0 preferred. Database engineering or administration experience preferred. Demonstrated experience in MSTest and Visual Basic programming, and knowledge of Microsoft Windows or Apple Macintosh preferred. A BA/BS degree in Computer Science preferred. Please send resume/inquiries to: letitiadMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuemicrosoft.com. SOFTWARE DESIGN ENGINEER for the Natural Language Group Design and build high quality software for the Natural Language Group which provides natural language technology to Microsoft product groups. This includes owning key components of the natural language engine which enables morphology analysis, parsing, and semantics processing of natural language text in multiple languages. Requires a minimum of 5 years experience developing software and building complex systems. A BA/BS or MS degree in Computer Science or equivalent work experience required. Please send resume/inquiries to: letitiad
microsoft.com. PROGRAM MANAGER - Data Repository for the Natural Language Group Design, build, and test linguistic data repository for the Word Natural Language Group. This includes designing, building, and testing the data entry interfaces and the database. Requires a minimum of 3 years experience shipping products. A full understanding of the development cycle required. Demonstrated skills in organization, detail-orientation, design skills, communication, and the ability to get things done required. Fluency in multiple languages desired. A BA/BS or MS degree in Computer Science or related technical discipline preferred. Please send resume/inquiries to: letitiad
microsoft.com. PROGRAM MANAGER - FAR EAST Drive various aspects of product development from design and implementation through release of new Natural Language technologies in the Natural Language Group. This includes owning the relationship with Microsoft's Natural Language researchers, Far East subsidiaries, development and marketing. Background in Natural Language, Computational Linguistics, morphology analysis, parsing, or semantics processing of natural language text in Far East languages preferred. BA/BS or MS degree in Computer Science or equivalent work experience preferred. An understanding of linguistics or knowledge representation is desired, but not required. Knowledge and fluency in Japanese or Chinese desired. Please send resume/inquiries to: jenve
microsoft.com. SOFTWARE DESIGN ENGINEER - FAR EAST Design and build high quality software for the Natural Language Group that provides natural language technology to Microsoft product groups, especially for the Far East. This includes owning key components of the natural language engine, which enables morphology analysis, parsing, and semantics processing of natural language text in multiple languages, including Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. Requires a minimum of 5 years experience developing software and building complex systems, and a BA/BS or MS degree in computer science or equivalent work experience. An understanding of linguistics or knowledge representation is desired, but not required. Knowledge and fluency in Chinese desired. Please send resume/inquiries to: jenve
microsoft.com. LEAD SOFTWARE TEST ENGINEER - FAR EAST Lead the overall design, development, and execution of a comprehensive test plan, test environment, and test cases for the Far East Natural Language Group. Lead a small team whose mission is to test components that enable numerous MS product features based on recognizing and processing information expressed in natural human languages. Requires at least 2 years test engineering experience, and fluent Japanese or Chinese. Knowledge of Visual Basic preferred. Knowledge of Windows programming, C/C++, Mac, and/or relational databases desired. Linguistic skills and knowledge of additional languages desired. A BA/BS in Computer Science or Linguistics preferred. Please send resume/inquiries to: jenve
microsoft.com.
Job Announcement for Spring 1997 Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures National Chiao Tung University Hsinchu, Taiwan, R.O.C The Department plans to fill a number of teaching positions in the following fields: Computational linguistics, child language acquistion, speech perception. Appointees will be required to conduct individual and collaborative research, teach specialized as well as language proficiency courses (including translation), participate in curriculum development, and perform some administrative duties. Candidates must have Ph.D. degrees by the time of appointment, which is scheduled for Feb., 1997. Appointments will be made at the ranks of Assistant Professorship (pending government approval), Associate Professorship, or Professorship. Salaries will be based on the government pay scale, and commensurate with qualifications and experience. Letters of application, brief statements of current research, C.V. (including names, addresses (email address included), telephone or fax numbers of 3 referees) should be sent (by Sept. 15th, 1996) to: Professor Shu-chen Chiang Chair, Dept. of Foreign Lang. & Lit. 1001 Ta Hsueh Road, Hsinchu Taiwan 30050, R.O.C. For inquiry, please contact the Department: Telephone!G886-35-712121 ext. 58100 Fax!G886-35-726037 Email!GcptsaiMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuecc.nctu.edu.tw