[LRUG] [JOBS] Rails/Clojure, remote working, Computational Linguistics

[Paul Butcher]

We are looking for a strong Rails and/or Clojure developer to join our small team.

We are a young startup working to commercialise Natural Language Processing technology developed within the University of Cambridge to help non-native speakers learn to read, write, speak, and understand English. We are funded by Cambridge University Press English Language Teaching Division and Cambridge English Language Assessment.

Ideally, we're looking for candidates with both Rails and Clojure experience, but would be willing to consider a Rails developer with an interest in learning Clojure, or a Clojure developer with an interest in learning Rails.

Other desirable skills/experience include:

Client-side Javascript or Clojurescript (particularly React/Om/Reagent)
UX design and implementation experience
DevOps (particularly on AWS)
Computational Linguistics or Machine Learning
We're a distributed team; you will be working remotely for much of the time. Ideally we're looking for people based within a couple of hours travel time from Cambridge, but are prepared to consider candidates from further afield.

We are interested in both permanent employees and long-term contractors.

We can offer:

A competitive salary.
Share options in an exciting startup with real potential (permanent employees only).
Flexible working
Applications by e-mail to jobs at englishlanguageitutoring.com.

Note: We are not accepting contact from recruitment agencies. Any recruitment agency who contacts us about this, or any other position, will automatically be excluded from working with us at any point in the future.


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Paul Butcher, Co-Founder and CTO, English Language iTutoring Limited
+44 7740 857648
Skype: paulrabutcher
LinkedIn:  http://www.linkedin.com/in/paulbutcher

English Language iTutoring Limited is a limited company registered in England and Wales. VAT Registration Number: 206 2468 27. Registered Number 9366262
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