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		<title>Is text analytics a good technology career path for humanities majors?</title>
		<link>http://www.texttechnologies.com/2008/06/10/text-analytics-technology-jobs-humanities-majors/</link>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 10 Jun 2008 11:26:30 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Curt Monash</dc:creator>
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		<category><![CDATA[Clarabridge]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[One of the major dilemmas facing a group of people we all know is: How can humanities majors make money? Sure, they can become lawyers. And they can join the tech industry and write documentation. But what else? Well, what about text analytics? Much of what I know about natural language processing (NLP) I learned [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One of the major dilemmas facing a group of people we all know is:  <em>How can humanities majors make money?</em> Sure, they can become lawyers.  And they can join the tech industry and write documentation.  But what else?</p>
<p>Well, what about text analytics?  Much of what I know about natural language processing (NLP) I learned from my friend Sharon Flank, who I met when she was a Slavic Linguistics PhD student at Harvard.  My partner in first figuring out search engines &#8212; and later in running Elucidate &#8212; was my wife <a href="http://www.monash.com/barlow.html" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outbound/article/www.monash.com');">Linda Barlow</a>, a 15-times-published novelist who&#8217;s also taught English at the college level.   And Olivier Jouve&#8217;s education is in paleontology, although whether or not that&#8217;s a humanity is a sort of borderline definitional issue.</p>
<p>So I ask you all:  <em>Is text analytics a fruitful area for humanities majors to find lucrative careers?</em> All insight would be appreciated.  If the news is good enough, I&#8217;ll do my part in publicizing it to university placement offices and the like. <span id="more-235"></span></p>
<p>I&#8217;ve started out by asking Attensity (David Bean) and Clarabridge (Sid Banerjee).   Attensity turns out to hire humanities students most years, both as full-time employees and interns.  Linguistics students are the top priority, but language students and other language-friendly types are of interest as well. David is even involved in trying to set up a computational linguistics certification program at the university where he teaches part-time.  And Clarabridge, the much younger company of the two, has over the past year used humanities majors quite successfully as well, for multiple aspects of ontology-building.</p>
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		<title>Job posting &#8212; TEMIS is hiring consultants</title>
		<link>http://www.texttechnologies.com/2007/07/20/job-posting-temis-is-hiring-consultants/</link>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 20 Jul 2007 13:48:47 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Curt Monash</dc:creator>
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		<category><![CDATA[TEMIS]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[TEMIS is a French company, with US headquarters in the US, as befits a company whose strongest vertical market is pharmaceuticals. I offered to put up a couple of job postings for them. (Nice of me &#8212; TEMIS isn&#8217;t even a client yet!) Here goes. (And please excuse me for not fixing the formatting on [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>TEMIS is a French company, with US headquarters in the US, as befits a company whose strongest vertical market is pharmaceuticals.   I offered to put up a couple of job postings for them.  (Nice of me &#8212; TEMIS isn&#8217;t even a client yet!)  Here goes. <span id="more-118"></span> (And please excuse me for not fixing the formatting on the copy/pasted punctuation marks.)</p>
<blockquote><p>Company: TEMIS<br />
Job Title: Text Mining Consultant<br />
Description: TEMIS Be  part of an exciting new adventure!</p>
<p>TEMIS, leading provider of text  analytics and text mining technologies in Europe, increases its North-American  presence to answer the overwhelming demand from its customers in the Publishing  and Life Sciences industries. TEMIS solutions help thousands of users everyday  access critical business information in a timely manner, using concepts and  meaning extraction, automatic classification and relationships representation.  TEMIS solutions have been already been deployed by key industry players to  address their information management needs in various areas. TEMIS is  headquartered in Philadelphia, PA and Paris, France. For more information,  please visit: www.temis.com</p>
<p>Mission</p>
<p>The Text Mining Consultant  is providing functional and technical expertise during project missions in the  field of information management. He/She works with TEMIS clients to successfully  implement and deploy our award-winning enterprise applications by analyzing  customer&#8217;s requirements with the goal to provide best-in-class information  extraction capabilities.</p>
<p>Main Responsibilities</p>
<p>• Participate in  project implementation<br />
• Provide functional &amp; technical advices to  customers<br />
• Provide all functional and technical levels of support to the  PProfessional Services team, being in meetings/calls with or without customers.<br />
• Perform detailed analysis of customersâ€™ requirements wiith regards to  TEMIS information management aspects.<br />
• Write functional &amp; technical  specifications to match the cuustomer business requirements.<br />
• Customize,  develop and roll-out high quality software solutionss, including Skill  Cartridges™, the innovative knowledge components of TEMIS solutions.<br />
•  Implement solutions at customerâ€™s premises</p>
<p>Additional Responsibilities</p>
<p>• Contribute to consultant team organization<br />
• Actively participate  to consulting coordination meetings.<br />
• Share knowledge and methodologies  with other team members.<br />
• Provide functional/technical expertise and  workload estimate duuring project planning sessions.</p>
<p>Necessary Skills</p>
<p>• BS in Computer Science or Information Technology (MS preferred)<br />
•  2~5 years consulting experience in Text-mining or related such as Data Mining,  Business Intelligence, Document Management, Enterprise Search, Knowledge  Management<br />
• Excellent knowledge of information structuring languages (XML,  …) and scripting languages (Perl, Python, …). .<br />
• Excellent communication,  interpersonal and organizational skillls.<br />
• Ability to work in a  team-oriented environment, on several projects in parallel, with short time  constraints in highly demanding customer environment.<br />
• Be autonomous,  reactive, proactive and innovative in order to pprovide solutions for the  clientsâ€™ business requirements.<br />
• Experience in implementing software  solutions using Java &amp; Web (JSPs, Servlets, EJBs, …) technologies is a plus.<br />
• Other languages (French, Spanish) a plus.</p>
<p>This position is open in  Philadelphia, PA but involves traveling through the country for consulting  missions, as well as to France for team and company meetings.</p></blockquote>
<p>And here&#8217;s the other one.</p>
<blockquote><p>Company: TEMIS<br />
Job Title: Pre-sales Consultant<br />
Description: Be part of  an exciting new adventure!</p>
<p>TEMIS, leading provider of text analytics and  text mining technologies in Europe, increases its North-American presence to  answer the overwhelming demand from its customers in the Life Sciences industry.  TEMIS solutions help thousands of users everyday access critical business  information in a timely manner, using concepts and meaning extraction, automatic  classification and relationships representation. TEMIS solutions have been  already been deployed by key industry players such as Pfizer, Novartis or  Sanofi-Aventis to address their information management needs in various areas.  TEMIS is headquartered in Philadelphia, PA and Paris, France. For more  information, please visit: www.temis.com</p>
<p>Mission</p>
<p>Assist in  maximizing revenue and optimizing deal closure time by supporting the sales  efforts with detailed analysis of customer requirements, the development of  customer-specific value proposition and proof through functional demonstrations.</p>
<p>Main Responsibilities<br />
- Provide all technical and functional levels  of support to the Sales Executives, being in meetings/calls with or without  customers<br />
- Perform detailed analysis of prospective customersâ€™  requirements in all aspects (functional, technical, …)<br />
- Develop  customer-specific value propositions based on detailed analysis<br />
- Prepare  data and/or materials for the demonstration as a proof of concept for TEMIS  products, services and our specific value proposition<br />
- Assist in the  performance of demonstrations and other sales visits to clients and prospective  clients<br />
- Contribute to answering RFPs and RFIs by writing the functional  and technical sections<br />
- Provide additional support when needed throughout  the company (Seminars, trade shows, and training programs)</p>
<p>Additional  Responsibilities<br />
- Closely work with product management to insure that  generic customer requirements are properly captured, translated into features  and integrated in the product roadmap.<br />
- Participate as an active member of  the product team to insure that product issues identified by the sales team are  being addressed by product management.<br />
- Stay abreast of all new product  developments and always have the â€˜latest and greatestâ€™ product information  to execute the sales cycle, and insure that the sales team also do<br />
- Create  and maintain a dynamic and stable demonstration environment including the latest  product releases and a demo database which can be used to effectively present  all aspects of TEMIS solutions.</p>
<p>Necessary Skills<br />
- 2-5 years  pre-sales experience in related software markets such as Business Intelligence,  Document Management, Content Management, Enterprise Search, Knowledge Management<br />
- BA/BS in relevant fields (Life Sciences or Computer Science)<br />
-  Familiarity with all aspects of Text Mining.<br />
- Ability to work under  pressure, with short time constraints in highly demanding customer environment<br />
- Be reactive, proactive, creative and innovative in order to provide  solutions for the prospective clients&#8217; needs.<br />
- Excellent communication  and interpersonal skills.<br />
- Strong organizational skills.</p></blockquote>
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