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  <content>Stanford University is looking for a hardcore Web Developer/hacker. 

Our project:

Stanford University is building an Intellectual Property Clearinghouse. The goal of the project is to create publicly accessible database of all Intellectual Property documents and build a specialized semantic search engine on top of it. 

- Project will help to improve US patent system and facilitate technology transfer 
- The project will benefit individual inventors, high-tech and bio-tech companies involved in technology transfer, patent policy makers and legal professionals
- CS Professors Chris Manning and Hector Garcia-Molina are technical advisors
- We perform cutting-edge research in Machine Learning and NLP on our Intellectual Property Corpus
- This database of intellectual property documents has never been created before
- Cisco, Oracle, Intel, SAP, Genentech and other tech companies are funding the effort

Responsibilities:

- Architect, build and maintain rapidly evolving Web site
- Connect Web site to the back-end which supplies machine learning, natural language processing, search and data-mining functionality
- Help with the development of the machine learning, natural language processing, search and data-mining modules (mostly with the interfaces and data I/O).

Benefits:

- Challenging, fun and startup-like environment at Stanford University
- Exposure to the cutting edge Stanford Computer Science research
- Opportunity to learn data-mining, machine learning and NLP, if desired 
- Opportunity to improve US Patent system and change the world
- There will be an opportunity for commercial spin-offs (startups)
- Industry competitive salary and full benefits (medical, dental, etc&#8230;)

Required Qualification:

- Hardcore individual
- Expert Python skills for web development, database access
- Expert knowledge of Python Web Development frameworks
- Expert Java skills for web development, database access
- Expert knowledge of Java Web Development frameworks (JSP, JSF, Shale, etc&#8230;)  
- Expert HTML and CSS skills with cross-browser compatibility
- Expert Java programming skills, OOP, design patterns
- 7 &#8211; 8 years of development experience or equivalent skill level

Additional Qualifications:

- Good JavaScript skills with AJAX experience
- Knowledge of open-source Java technologies, especially from Apache
- Basic understanding of open source search and data-mining technologies (Lucene/Solr) 
- MySQL administration
- Linux administration; bash scripting 

Positions:

1. We will hire an exceptional developer immediately full-time. 
2. We could offer an opportunity for 1.5 &#8211; 2 months contracting with possibility of full-time hire afterwards
3. We could offer 1.5 &#8211; 2 month contract if someone is looking for a short-term engagement only 

Our technical environment:

- We develop in 3 languages: Python (front end), Java (back end), and JavaScript (AJAX on the browser)
- You get to decide on the best architecture/framework for the Python Web front-end
- We build a large and computationally intensive Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing back-end in Java.
- We build a large Search and Data-mining back-end in Java, mostly from open source components
- Linux 64-bit x86 servers

If you have any questions, please contact: 

George Grigoryev
Information Retrieval + NLP Project Lead
Stanford Intellectual Property Clearinghouse
Stanford University
george.grigoryev AT stanford DOT edu</content>
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