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[Editorial Note: The Chief Technology Officer is Ken Dickey, a
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long-standing contributor in Lisp and Scheme circles.]
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Subject: International search for Lisp programmers, Memetrics P/L (Sydney,
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Australia)
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Memetrics (Sydney, Australia)
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As a result of new product developments and continued growth,
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Memetrics is conducting a world-wide search for software engineers
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experienced in Lisp or other functional programming languages and
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related technologies.
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Memetrics is a group of leading international engineers, scientists,
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and business professionals who are working together to implement a
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range of radically new presentation optimization systems using
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Lisp. We have attracted substantial private and government funding and
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our first product, XOS, was launched in San Francisco this week. For
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more company details, see our website, www.memetrics.com
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Because we're a young organization, you will have an excellent
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opportunity to have an impact on the evolution of the company. We
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offer a great work environment full of interesting and challenging
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problems.
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Required Experience and Skills
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Ideally you will possess at least three years experience in an object
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oriented development environment. Exposure to Lisp and CORBA in a
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commercial setting would be advantageous. Candidates should be
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comfortable using Unix and/or NT. Successful candidates also must
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have excellent communication skills, and be willing to work closely
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within a tight-knit team. Experience with SQL would also be helpful.
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Salary
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Compensation is based on skills and previous experience in addition to
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a generous pre-IPO stock option package. Australian and overseas
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applicants will be considered. Come to the city of which Lonely Planet
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says "...you would have to die and go to heaven before you see a more
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spectacular setting for a city."
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Please send resumes to jobs@memetrics.com
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