Business Analyst (Computer Use Agent) - II
Listing checked October 13, 2026 · pay as published by Turing
Overview
Turing seeks a Business Analyst to join a Computer-Using Agent (CUA) evaluation project. Your work will directly shape how AI systems interpret instructions, reason through problems, and complete tasks in digital environments. You will review AI-generated responses and actions, verify facts through online research, and flag errors or gaps with detailed annotations and ratings. The project runs for 16 weeks with possible extension, and the role is remote on a long-term hourly engagement. You will also design scenarios and questions that push large language models to improve.
What You'll Do9
- 1Break down lengthy, complex written material into clear, structured summaries.
- 2Research online to confirm claims, sources, and supporting evidence.
- 3Work through analytical, logical, arithmetic, and puzzle-based problems.
- 4Design scenarios and questions that test and improve large language model performance.
- 5Evaluate AI-generated responses and assign ratings, annotations, and explanations.
- 6Spot inaccuracies, missing information, or unsupported statements in AI outputs.
- 7Compare information across sources and identify patterns or inconsistencies.
- 8Follow detailed instructions and quality standards while working independently.
- 9Meet project timelines and deliver annotations that match required specifications.
Requirements7
- 1Excellent English reading comprehension and communication skills.
- 2Strong analytical, logical, critical, and creative thinking for complex problems.
- 3Ability to separate reliable information from inaccurate or unsupported claims.
- 4Skill in interpreting data, noting patterns, and performing basic calculations.
- 5Capacity to work independently while adhering to detailed instructions and deadlines.
- 6Familiarity with Excel, Google Sheets, Google Docs, and Google Workspace.
- 7Interest in artificial intelligence, large language models, online research, and emerging technologies.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate holds or is pursuing a degree in Engineering, Literature, Journalism, Communications, Arts, Statistics, Business, or a related field, and has hands-on experience in business analysis, research, copywriting, journalism, technical writing, editing, or translation. You may qualify without a bachelor's degree if your relevant experience and demonstrated skills are strong. This role suits someone who enjoys dissecting arguments, checking facts, and writing precise annotations in English. It is less suitable for people who prefer highly collaborative, fast-changing environments over independent, detail-driven work. Candidates often get rejected when they submit incomplete or off-topic assessment responses, or when their writing shows grammar and clarity issues despite subject knowledge.
Salary Insight
Hourly, long-term engagement. No specific pay figures are stated.
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Complete the Google Form assessment on a desktop or laptop as soon as possible. Before you start, practice writing short, clear explanations for logic and data interpretation questions, and review a few examples of rating AI responses so you can show both accuracy and structured reasoning within the ~45-50 minute window.
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