Business Analyst (Arabic Language)
Listing checked August 25, 2026 · pay as published by Turing
Overview
This contract role centers on Arabic content analysis for improving large language models. You will read, summarize, and split lengthy material into logical segments, then verify claims through online research. Daily work involves answering analytical questions and building training scenarios that teach models to handle logic puzzles and data interpretation. The position requires working 40 hours per week from a remote setup, with daily overlap into US Pacific time. No specialized domain background is required.
What You'll Do7
- 1Read long Arabic and English documents, condense them, and organize the content into clear logical blocks.
- 2Run online research to check factual claims and record evidence for each conclusion.
- 3Solve analytical questions built on data sets such as monthly sales distribution by location and identify which area showed the strongest growth.
- 4Work through constraint-based logic puzzles, such as scheduling a postman's route, and document the correct reasoning.
- 5Generate new question-and-answer scenarios that expose common mistakes made by large language models.
- 6Provide constructive feedback and detailed annotations on model responses to guide future training.
- 7Communicate findings clearly and collaborate on annotation standards in a remote setting.
Requirements9
- 1Fluency in Arabic and English is mandatory, with strong reading comprehension in both languages.
- 2Proven research and analytical skills, including data interpretation, logical reasoning, and basic arithmetic.
- 3Ability to write detailed annotations and give constructive feedback on model outputs.
- 4Comfort with creative and lateral thinking when approaching open-ended problems.
- 5Self-motivated work style suitable for a remote environment with reliable desktop or laptop setup and stable internet.
- 6Commitment to 40 hours per week for the full contract duration, including a daily block of 2-5 hours overlapping UTC-8:00 (America/Los_Angeles).
- 7Preferred background includes a bachelor's degree in engineering, literature, journalism, communications, arts, or statistics, or equivalent professional experience.
- 8Prior professional writing or editing experience, such as business analysis, research analysis, copywriting, journalism, technical writing, or translation, is a plus.
- 9Working knowledge of Excel and Google Suite.
Who Should Apply
The candidate who fits best is fluent in Arabic and English, enjoys untangling logic puzzles and data tables, and can commit to a fixed 40-hour workweek with US Pacific overlap. This role is less suitable for people who want a flexible side project or cannot guarantee the required daily time window. Rejection often comes from missing the bilingual requirement or submitting annotations that are too brief to show careful reasoning. Another common gap is not demonstrating hands-on experience with Excel or Google Sheets when the role asks for data interpretation.
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In your application, include a short work sample that shows how you summarize a dense data passage, verify one claim with an online source, and explain your logic. Name your exact experience with Excel or Google Sheets, and state clearly that you can cover the required 2-5 hours of daily overlap with UTC-8:00.
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