ITA Software is the hot company right now that's hiring for the near-mythical "Lisp job". But what if you don't want to sell plane tickets?
As far as I know, the classic ai+lisp-jobs@cs.cmu.edu mailing list is dead, which is unfortunate as it used to be an great resource.
Franz has a great list of Lisp career postings, with 13 companies listed (two in the past three months: MDL and DotCast).
In comp.lang.lisp, Steven Haflich shares what he learned from writing an automatic Lisp job aggregator tool:
Of all the major jobs sites that I scanned in this project, by far the most productive was monster.com. I don't know why, but they seemed always to have a larger number of "interesting" Lisp jobs than the competitors. It is true that a year or two ago there were more jobs than now, but I believe this is more due to general economic conditions than the relevance of Lisp.
(Don't worry, the instant the company I work for starts hiring more Lisp programmers, I'll let you know.)
Posted by jjwiseman at February 14, 2002 10:03 AM