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Mind AI | (Senior) Software Engineer | Full-Time | REMOTE or ONSITE (Seoul, South Korea) | https://www.mind.ai/ We're Mind AI and pioneering a unique approach in artificial intelligence, moving beyond the dominant approaches and ideas of deep learning and neural networks.

To enhance our reasoning engine, a Common Lisp implementation of our patented information interpretation methodology, we are seeking additional team members who have knowledge and practical experience with Common Lisp. More details here: https://mind-ai.notion.site/Senior-Software-Engineer-7f189b1...

If you have any questions or wish to apply for the position, please send an email to lisp-job@mind.ai with your inquiries or your resume accompanied by a cover letter.

Hi, it's neat that you're using Lisp. Can you clarify the remote requirements a bit please? I'm not sure I understand this:

""" Work remotely but willing to travel to Seoul every two months for 6 ~ 8 weeks, or perhaps more often/a bit longer (once the COVID pandemic is under control) """

Hi, this isn't a requirement. The qualifications listed in the Notion link are:

- Knowledge and practical experience with Common Lisp, although strong engineering habits and advanced skills in software architecture are more important than many years of experience with the language - Openness, eagerness to learn and ability to quickly master new concepts - Strong collaboration and communication skills, especially in a remote work setting which includes both synchronous and asynchronous communication - Ability to express ideas clearly, seek understanding, and work in tandem with other team members - Willingness to perform pair programming remotely with other team members when appropriate - Proactivity; we will not assign tasks to you, but expect you to solve known and unknown problems - Take the initiative in identifying areas of improvement and implementing changes

Does Notion display something different for you?

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