Business Analyst (Dutch Language)

What You'll Do8

• Read lengthy content and split it into smaller, logical segments.
• Conduct online research to verify factual claims in the content.
• Answer analytical questions about data distributions, rules, and constraints with a written explanation of the reasoning.
• Create new scenarios and puzzles that help train the LLM to handle difficult cases.
• Provide detailed annotations and constructive feedback on model responses.
• Supply the correct answer and an explanation whenever the model output is incorrect.
• Work on assigned tasks independently in a remote environment.
• Arrange your schedule to meet the 40-hour weekly commitment with overlap in UTC-8 hours.

Requirements8

• Mandatory working proficiency in English and Dutch.
• Strong research and analytical skills to evaluate claims and interpret data.
• Ability to write clear feedback and detailed annotations that help improve model answers.
• Good logical reasoning, including basic arithmetic and data interpretation.
• Comfort with Excel and Google Suite for organizing and checking information.
• A bachelor's degree in fields such as Engineering, Literature, Journalism, Communications, Arts, or Statistics, or equivalent professional writing experience.
• A reliable desktop or laptop and a stable internet connection.
• Availability to commit up to 40 hours per week for the contract period, with a daily overlap of 2-5 hours with UTC-8.

Who Should Apply

A candidate who enjoys logical puzzles, fact-checking, and writing clear explanations will do well here. The role suits someone who can work on their own in a remote setup and commit 40 hours a week during US hours. People looking for a permanent, benefits-based job will not be a good fit, since this is a contractor assignment with no medical or paid leave. Common rejection reasons include weak bilingual command of English and Dutch, vague annotations that lack detail, and an inability to show a clear process for verifying claims through online research.