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LINGUIST List 19.2230

Mon Jul 14 2008

Jobs: Computational Linguistics: Programmer, MatchTheChallenge

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        1.    Scott Brown, Computational Linguistics: Programmer, MatchTheChallenge, NY, USA
Message 1: Computational Linguistics: Programmer, MatchTheChallenge, NY, USA
Date: 12-Jul-2008
From: Scott Brown <taxonomyeditorgmail.com>
Subject: Computational Linguistics: Programmer, MatchTheChallenge, NY, USA
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University or Organization: MatchTheChallenge
Job Location: New York, USA
Job Rank: Programmer

Specialty Areas: Computational Linguistics


Description:

MatchTheChallenge, a new Web 2.0 startup currently in stealth mode, is
seeking an NLP expert to help develop a vertical search engine. Our target
customer base are people in specialized fields currently spending 2+ hours
per day on complicated keyword searches that typically yield very low
precision. For years, they have been wishing there was a better way.

The project involves automated text analysis and knowledge extraction.

The ideal candidate will have:
- a solid background in NLP
- extensive experience working with Perl
- a deep understanding of regular expressions
- Experience in Java and SQL is a plus.

Application Deadline: Open until filled.

Email Address for Applications: taxonomyeditorgmail.com
Contact Information:
Scott Brown
Email: taxonomyeditorgmail.com
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