Business Analyst (Chinese Language)
Listing checked August 25, 2026 · pay as published by Turing
Overview
Contractors on this role read and break down large content blocks, then verify claims through online research. Daily work centers on answering analytical questions and writing scenarios that help fine-tune large language models like GPT. Expect logic puzzles and data interpretation tasks, such as comparing monthly sales across locations or solving constraint-based routing problems. The role demands bilingual fluency in English and Chinese, plus a remote setup with 2-5 hours of overlap with US Pacific Time. No specialized domain background is required.
What You'll Do8
- 1Read and condense lengthy content into clear, logical segments.
- 2Run online research to verify factual claims that appear in the content.
- 3Answer open-ended analytical questions about data, such as identifying which sales location grew most over a given period.
- 4Create training scenarios and puzzles designed to expose weaknesses in LLM outputs.
- 5Deliver correct answers with step-by-step explanations so models can learn from errors.
- 6Write detailed annotations and feedback that highlight reasoning and gaps.
- 7Apply logical reasoning and basic arithmetic to interpret distributions and solve constraint-based routing puzzles.
- 8Work independently in a remote setting while maintaining 40 hours per week of availability.
Requirements11
- 1Native or professional proficiency in English and Chinese, with strong reading comprehension in both.
- 2Proven ability to research online and validate whether claims in content are accurate.
- 3Skill in breaking down complex material into smaller parts and explaining reasoning clearly.
- 4Experience writing constructive feedback, annotations, or editorial notes.
- 5Comfort with lateral thinking and logic puzzles that require non-obvious answers.
- 6Self-directed work habits for a fully remote contract with no on-site supervision.
- 7Availability for 40 hours per week with 2-5 hours of overlap with US Pacific Time (UTC-8).
- 8Reliable computer and internet connection for daily remote work.
- 9Preference for a bachelor's degree in fields like Engineering, Literature, Journalism, Communications, Arts, or Statistics, or equivalent hands-on experience.
- 10Familiarity with Excel and Google Suite for handling data and documents.
- 11Working knowledge of data interpretation, logical reasoning, and arithmetic.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate is a bilingual reader-writer who enjoys dissecting arguments, checking facts, and solving logic puzzles. Someone with a research, journalism, or technical writing background will likely thrive, since feedback and annotation quality matter more than coding experience. This role is less suited to people who dislike repetitive analytical tasks or who cannot commit to fixed Pacific-time overlap. Common rejections happen when candidates submit vague answers to sample questions, miss logical nuances, or fail to demonstrate clear written reasoning in both English and Chinese.
Salary Insight
No specific salary figures provided. The posting mentions competitive compensation based on experience and expertise, with potential for contract extension.
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Prepare a short writing sample that shows how you annotate reasoning for a logic puzzle or data question in both English and Chinese. The role rewards clear, step-by-step explanations, so demonstrating that skill upfront will separate you from candidates who only give final answers.
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