19.3576, Jobs: Japanese; English & Computational Linguistics: Developer, Infonic

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Subject: 19.3576, Jobs: Japanese; English & Computational Linguistics: Developer, Infonic

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Date: 21-Nov-2008
From: Nick Savva < nick.savva at infonic.com >
Subject: Japanese; English & Computational Linguistics: Developer, Infonic, Surrey, UK

 

	
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Date: Sat, 22 Nov 2008 12:38:36
From: Nick Savva [nick.savva at infonic.com]
Subject: Japanese; English & Computational Linguistics: Developer, Infonic, Surrey, UK

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University or Organization: Infonic 
Department: Sofware Development
Job Location: , United Kingdom 
Web Address: http://www.infonic.com

Job Rank: Developer with Japanese  

Specialty Areas: Computational Linguistics 

Required Language(s): English (eng)
                      Japanese (jpn) 

Description:

Job Title: Developer with Japanese (One Year Contract)

Location: Guildford (Surrey Research Park), Surrey, United Kingdom

Reporting To: Giles Mayley, Product Director, Text Analytics.

The Company: Infonic is a fast-growing, leading edge software provider,
specialising in Document/Knowledge Management, listed on the AIM market,
and operating in Europe, the US and Asia.  

Summary of Requirements:
-  The applicant will be working as member of the Text Analytics Team.
-  The applicant will be working on Infonic's state-of-the-art news
analysis system.
-  The primary duty is to convert existing English system to work with
Japanese. 
-  Applicant will be involved in full product life-cycle development.
-  Applicant should be able to take responsibility for their tasks and
integrate with a diverse team.
-  Ensuring that high quality and accuracy is maintained.
-  Enthusiastic and motivated team player. Good interpersonal and
communications skills are required.

Key Skills/Attributes:
-  Fluent in Japanese.
-  Knowledge of Computational Linguistics an advantage.
-  Knowledge of Financial Markets an advantage.
-  C++/C#/Python Development.
-  MSc in Computational Subject preferable.

Basic Salary Package:
Dependent on skills and experience.

Hours of Employment:
37.5 hours per week


Application Deadline:  (Open until filled)
	  
Email Address for Applications: nick.savva at infonic.com 
Contact Information:
	Nick Savva 
	Email: nick.savva at infonic.com 
	Phone: 44 (0)1483 443 000 





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