Business Analyst (Danish Language)
Overview
Candidates will use their analytical and research skills to improve large language models like GPT by reading, summarizing, and verifying content. The day-to-day work involves answering analytical questions, solving logic puzzles, and crafting scenarios that help the model learn from its mistakes. The role is remote and contract-based, open to Danish-speaking candidates who can commit to up to 40 hours per week with some overlap with US Pacific time. No prior domain specialization is required, but strong research, reasoning, and written communication skills are essential.
What You'll Do7
- 1Read and condense lengthy documents into clear, logical segments for model training.
- 2Verify factual claims in the provided content using targeted online research.
- 3Solve analytical puzzles and logic problems, then document the correct answer and reasoning.
- 4Design scenarios that reveal model weaknesses and supply the expected responses.
- 5Provide detailed annotations and constructive feedback on LLM outputs to support continuous improvement.
- 6Interpret data distributions to answer questions like identifying growth trends or patterns.
- 7Collaborate with the team remotely and maintain a consistent schedule that overlaps with US Pacific working hours.
Requirements12
- 1Mandatory bilingual proficiency in Danish and English.
- 2Strong research and analytical skills, including the ability to validate information through online sources.
- 3Ability to provide constructive feedback and detailed written annotations.
- 4Creative and lateral thinking for approaching open-ended and ambiguous problems.
- 5Excellent written and verbal communication skills for clear explanations.
- 6Self-motivated and capable of working independently in a remote setup.
- 7Ability to commit to 40 hours per week for the contract duration, with 2-5 hours/day overlap with UTC-8.
- 8Reliable computer and stable internet connection.
- 9Preferred: a bachelor's degree in fields such as Engineering, Literature, Journalism, Communications, Arts, or Statistics, or equivalent professional experience.
- 10Preferred: professional writing experience as a business analyst, researcher, copywriter, journalist, technical writer, editor, or translator.
- 11Preferred: familiarity with Excel and Google Suite.
- 12Preferred: proficiency in data interpretation, logical reasoning, and basic arithmetic.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate is a Danish-English bilingual with sharp analytical instincts and a habit of fact-checking. They enjoy untangling logic puzzles and explaining their reasoning in clear writing. This role is less suitable for people who prefer structured, predefined tasks or who struggle with ambiguous questions. Candidates often get rejected when their sample answers lack detailed explanations or when they fail to validate claims during the practical test. Those who cannot commit to the required overlapping hours with US Pacific time also tend to score low on fit.
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Before applying, practice solving analytical puzzles and writing step-by-step solutions. In your sample task, show every assumption and source you used, as the evaluation focuses on detailed annotations and claim validation.
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