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Voice Application Engineer - Wal-Mart Information Systems Division Northwest ArkansasThis position is responsible to support and develop applications and/or processes which primarly suppor the Contact Center business. This person will provide work leadership and direction and consistently demonstrate the ability to work independently in maintenance, development and installation of systems. A consistent demonsttration of senior level proficiency in all aspects of programming nad anlysis is expected. Develop and mentor team members. Requirements: Additional Preferred Requirements: To apply, please email your resume to jthomse@wal-mart.com. Wal-Mart Stores, INC is an EOE.
Software Engineer- Versay SolutionsVersay is looking for a Software Engineer who looks to develop next generation enterprise communications solutions, enjoys working in a dynamic, client centric environment, and brings an innovative and fresh perspective to challenging programming projects. As a member of the Versay team, you will design, develop and deploy solutions for Versay’s expanding list of Fortune 500 clients using cutting edge speech and VoIP technologies including VoiceXML, SIP/RTP, natural language processing, and voice biometrics. Versay is a Deerfield, IL-based speech solutions company focused on delivering compelling customer experiences over the phone. Responsibilities include: Primary technical skills and requirements: The ideal candidate will meet the above requirements and have additional experience in one or more of the following: Please forward resume with availability and contact information to jobs@versay.com www.versay.com
CCXML or VoiceXML Telephony Software DevelopersCCXML or VoiceXML Telephony Software Developers LOCATIONS: Chicago or San Francisco - Relocation Assistance Available Position # AXG-1113 Multiple openings for junior and senior-level software developers available with one of the top software companies in the world. These positions are for serious developers - must get directly into coding and programming as the major focus of work (not managerial positions). Background in SIP and telephony software in general required. Please refer to Position ID: AXG-1113 Contact Arnold Garlick
Senior Voice User Interface Designer - Minneapolis, MN or Hartford, CT - 172399At Uniprise, a UnitedHealth Group (UHG) company, our people and technology meet the benefits needs of employees and families at more than one-fourth of the Fortune 500 companies, through customization and innovation. National employers can then best access the full range of products and services offered by UnitedHealth Group companies while enjoying the ease of integrated administration for all employee services. It's a thriving business with an added personal significance…and a rare combination that will allow your career to flourish. Find out why by exploring this newly created career opportunity in our Plymouth, MN or Hartford, CT facilities. Senior Voice Interface Designer As part, of a team of 5 Voice Interface Designers, you will design and customize high-usability speech recognition software applications enabling our growing business to automate interactions with our stakeholders. This is an opportunity to creatively use your knowledge of human-computer interaction, usability and speech recognition to design new software applications that will impact the health and well-being industry! Core responsibilities will include: • Participating in the gathering, defining, validating and documenting of business requirements Candidates will possess: Diversity creates a healthier atmosphere: Equal opportunity employer M/F/D/V
Discount for O'Reilly Books, ConferencesMSTA members can get a discount of 35% for O'Reilly books by using discount code DSUG and ordering at the O'Reilly site or by phone. Also, you can get a 15% discount if you register for the Emerging Telephony conference with discount code etel07usrg.
Software DeveloperVerascape Software Developer Verascape designs, develops and delivers turnkey voice Software developer candidates should thrive in an environment where solid fundamental development skills will be required across all technologies and practices used to deliver and support a robust, high-performance implementation of a leading voice processing architecture. Required Skills
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Schedule for 2007The board is working on the schedule of events for the first half of 2007 and beyond. If anyone has suggestions about events, wishes to volunteer to give a talk or to host a meeting, please contact me.
Discount Code for SpeechTekSpeechTek West offers MSTA members a 10% discount or a free pass to see the exhibits. Use discount code MSTA07.
Call for Participation: Workshop on Advanced DialogsMSTA member David Thomson asked that we distribute this important notice: The VoiceXML Forum is holding a four-hour workshop on advanced dialogs for voice-activated systems on February 22, 2007 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the San Francisco Hilton & Towers. The purpose of the workshop is to promote technology exchange among spoken language experts and to explore what dialog specification concepts should be standardized for deploying advanced voice-activated services. The Workshop on Advanced Dialogs is supported by the VoiceXML Forum Tools Committee and will held as part of SpeechTEK West 2007 (but will not be available to general SpeechTEK participants). To receive an invitation, please submit a one-page position paper stating your view on at least one of the following questions: 1. What new language constructs are needed to support advanced dialogs? 2. Where do standard programming languages such as VoiceXML, Java, JSP etc., need to be extended or enhanced to better support advanced dialogs? 3. What is the best approach (plan-based reasoning, rule-based systems, goal-oriented design, world modeling, etc.), perhaps given a particular circumstance, for creating advanced voice-activated services and why? 4. Do you have an example of a case where an advanced dialog was successfully deployed for live customers? What dialog design principles made this deployment a success? Accepted position papers will be published at www.voicexml.org and participants will be invited to briefly summarize their paper (no slides required) at the workshop. Attendees will analyze alternative approaches and suggest recommendations for how standards should proceed for supporting advanced dialogs. Papers should be sent to david@speechphone.com by December 15, 2006. A minimum one-day SpeechTEK registration is required for workshop participants (http://www.speechtek.com). Review Committee: Charter: The Advanced Dialog Working Group (part of the VoiceXML Forum Tools Committee) has the following objectives: 1. To define the XML-based languages needed to represent Advanced Dialogs and implement applications. 2. To provide input to the VoiceXML Forum Metalanguage group regarding what is needed to allow the metalanguage specification to be able to support Advanced Dialogs. 3. To encourage standardization and adoption of Advanced Dialog concepts. 4. To speed the transfer of Advanced Dialog concepts from research to industry. Advanced Dialog: A voice user interface specification that cannot efficiently be represented by a finite state machine. Dates:
Speech Applications / IVR ProgrammerSpeech Applications / Interactive Voice Response Developer Location: Minneapolis area Position AXG-1060 Position Overview: This position is a significant career opportunity for a creative Interactive Voice Response guru to change the world of Self-Service Call Automation. Will play a key role in developing and implementing new speech applications, taking advantage of the many ways speech can streamline the caller experience while broadening the existing agent-based IVR. By effectively managing a one-of-a-kind self-service telephony solution, the company’s sole purpose is to turn telephone calls into sales for their clients. The position is for an IVR Developer who can take their proven knowledge of killer applications and combine it with the company’s revolutionary technology to ensure every call answered rings the clients’ cash registers. The perfect person for this position is an outside-the-box powerhouse who knows how to craft brilliant self-service experiences. Qualifications and Experience: - 3-5 years experience in Interactive Voice Response technology. Company Overview: Escape from the shackles of bureaucratic corporate life, and embrace your future. A future where you make an impact and stretch the limits of your talent, your aptitude and your imagination in an organization rooted in an entrepreneurial spirit, focused squarely on innovation and filled with passionate, intelligent people. This exciting direct response advertising company drives telephone calls from consumers all over the country for all types of products, and is significantly changing how radio and IVR’s can work together. Direct your confidential response to: Ronald E. Beyner To view additional opportunities go to:
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