Corpora: Dictionary Building for MT

From: Francesca Cantini (FCantini@sdlintl.com)
Date: Mon Apr 23 2001 - 14:51:13 MET DST

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    We are looking for linguists to help us build

                DOMAIN-SPECIFIC DICTIONARIES FOR OUR MACHINE TRANSLATION SYSTEM

    You will be responsible for the translation and linguistic annotation of
    lists of terms which you will then import in our Dictionary Management
    software.

    If you
            * are a native speaker of French, German, Spanish, Italian or
    Brazilian Portuguese with a near-native
              knowledge of English, or a native speaker of English with a
    near-native knowledge of the other five languages;

            * are a student or have a degree in linguistics, computational
    linguistics,
              machine translation, or translation studies;
                  
             * possess a keen interest in learning new tools and processes;

            * have a PC/notebook and e-mail and Internet access;
            
    we would like to hear from you. Please send your CV and availability to
    Margarita Holguin at mholguin@sdlintl.com. You will be asked to do a short
    test.

    SDL is a leading full service localization company focused on meeting the
    translation/localization needs of software, multimedia and web publishers
    around the globe.

    For information about our MT system, please visit
    http://www.sdlintl.com/products/nav/main.htm.

    Francesca Cantini
    SDL International -Sierra House
    Tel: 01628 416373

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