23.3531, Jobs: Vietnamese; General Ling; Phonetics: Vietnamese Linguist/Phonetician, Appen Butler Hill

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Subject: 23.3531, Jobs: Vietnamese; General Ling; Phonetics: Vietnamese Linguist/Phonetician, Appen Butler Hill

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Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2012 12:30:45
From: Mandy Iverson [miverson at appenbutlerhill.com]
Subject: Vietnamese; General Linguistics; Phonetics: Vietnamese Linguist/Phonetician, Appen Butler Hill

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University or Organization: Appen Butler Hill 
Job Location: , ---------------- (Telecommute)
Web Address: http://www.appenbutlerhill.com
Job Rank: Vietnamese Linguist/Phonetician  

Specialty Areas: Computational Linguistics; General Linguistics; Phonetics 

Required Language(s): Vietnamese (vie)

Description:

Appen Butler Hill is looking to fill an immediate opening for a 
Vietnamese Linguist/Phonetician with computer experience related 
to writing text-manipulation scripts, and familiarity with new 
technologies and Unix operating system.
 
The position is part time, requiring approximately 5 hours per week, 
and will last until December 31st, 2012.  This is a remote, global 
position.
 
Key Requirements:
-  Linguistic degree (BA)
-  Experience with phonetic transcription required
-  Experience with writing text-manipulation scripts
-  Familiarity with Unix operating system
 
Tasks:
-  Review and correct the input/output of the tokenizer
-  Review and correct the input/output of the formatter
-  Review and correct word prons
-  Review and lexicalize out of vocabulary words 
-  Review, correct and add spoken forms to word names
-  Serve as language expert for research
-  Review and clean up lexicon-origin attributes
-  Phonetic transcription

Additional Information:
-  Ideal candidates should have a great attention to details (possibly 
have experience as a teacher) and be highly motivated in a fast pace 
environment
-  Commitment of 5 hours/week required
-  Commitment to check email and respond to client requests every 
day
-  Windows OS


Application Deadline: 22-Sep-2012 (Open until filled)
	  
Web Address for Applications: http://tbe.taleo.net/NA5/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=BUTLERHILL&cws=4&rid=372 
Contact Information:
	Mandy Iverson 
	Email: miverson at appenbutlerhill.com 





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