Business Analyst (Bahasa Indonesian Language)
Listing checked August 25, 2026 · pay as published by Turing
Overview
This remote contract role focuses on training large language models by solving analytical puzzles and validating content accuracy. You will read and summarize large text blocks, break them into logical units, and use online research to check claims. Your daily work includes answering data interpretation questions, such as comparing monthly sales growth across locations, and creating logic scenarios like a postman route puzzle for the model to learn from. The role requires fluency in English and Bahasa Indonesian, plus strong analytical reasoning. No prior domain expertise is necessary, though professional writing experience is a plus.
What You'll Do7
- 1Read long-form content and condense it into logical, bite-sized sections.
- 2Use online research to fact-check claims and verify the accuracy of source material.
- 3Work through analytical problems, including monthly sales data comparisons across regions.
- 4Develop new puzzles and training scenarios that help large language models improve their reasoning.
- 5Supply detailed annotations and constructive feedback on the model's output.
- 6Write clear explanations of correct answers so the model can learn from its mistakes.
- 7Collaborate with the remote team to maintain quality and consistency in annotations.
Requirements8
- 1Mandatory fluency in English and Bahasa Indonesian.
- 2Proven research and analytical skills, including the ability to validate information through online investigation.
- 3Strong written feedback skills, with comfort producing detailed annotations.
- 4Creative and lateral thinking for designing novel problem-solving scenarios.
- 5Self-motivation and the ability to work independently in a remote environment.
- 6Availability to work 40 hours per week, with 2-5 hours of daily overlap with US Pacific hours (UTC-8).
- 7A dependable computer and stable internet connection.
- 8Preferred background: a degree in Engineering, Literature, Journalism, Communications, Arts, Statistics, or comparable professional writing experience, plus familiarity with Excel and Google Suite.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate is bilingual in English and Bahasa Indonesian, enjoys untangling logic puzzles, and has a natural instinct for verifying facts through online research. This role suits someone who can think laterally, write clear explanations, and stay focused while working independently for 40 hours per week. It is less suitable for people who prefer structured, domain-specific tasks or lack the patience to break down content into logical blocks. Candidates often get rejected when they cannot demonstrate strong analytical reasoning in the assessment or fail to show fluency in both required languages. Another common pitfall is underestimating the time overlap with US Pacific hours and being unable to commit to the full contract schedule.
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Competitive compensation based on experience and expertise; no specific figures stated.
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Before applying, practice solving logic and data interpretation questions, and prepare a short sample that shows how you break down a complex prompt and verify claims through research. Explicitly state your Bahasa Indonesian proficiency and any professional writing experience in your application.
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