13.1357, Jobs: Phonology/Computational Ling: Analyst MA USA
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Subject: 13.1357, Jobs: Phonology/Computational Ling: Analyst MA USA
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Date: 14 May 2002 15:51:38 -0000
From: Vittorio Bares <vbares at phoneticsystems.com>
Subject: Phonology, Computational Ling: Analyst for Phonetic Systems, MA USA
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Date: 14 May 2002 15:51:38 -0000
From: Vittorio Bares <vbares at phoneticsystems.com>
Subject: Phonology, Computational Ling: Analyst for Phonetic Systems, MA USA
Rank of Job:
Areas Required: Linguist
Other Desired Areas: Phonology, computational, statistics
University or Organization: Phonetic Systems
Department: Technical Services
State or Province: MA
Country: USA
Final Date of Application: Any
Contact: Vittorio Bares vbares at phoneticsystems.com
Address for Applications:
35 Crosby Drive, Suite 300
Bedford
MA 01730
USA
JOB DESCRIPTION
Job title: Linguist/Analyst
Status: Full-Time / Contractor
Reports to: Vittorio Bares - Director Technical Services Directory
Assistance
Summary
An Analyst working as a part of our Technical Services group in the
field of Directory Assistance. Works closely with the R&D team on data
analysis.
Requirements
* A good understanding of Linguistic Phonology
* A background in computational linguistics
* Programming or scripting skills
* A background in statistics
* Understanding of data manipulation - SQL query skills a plus
* Candidate should be prepared to travel to:
- Customer Sites
- R&D in Israel (for full time position)
* Candidate should be a self starter
* Candidate should be detail oriented and thorough
Job Duties
* Phonetic Transcriptions
* Data analysis in order to provide good aliasing rules
* Aliasing analysis in order to provide input to R&D to improve our
tools
* Statistical analysis of field results for the purpose of:
- Measuring software performance
- Measuring data performance
- Determining improvements in both software, human factors and data
preparation
* Parsing raw data from data providers into Phonetic Systems format
* Thorough analysis and research, as well as working with our R&D
department - create new ways of approaching data preparation and
formatting to improve recognition.
* Assist Technical Services in fine-tuning attributes applied to search
components in order to maximize data content and format to recognition
performance.
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