Business Analyst (Dutch Language)
Overview
This remote contract puts your analytical skills to work teaching large language models to reason with fewer errors. You will read and summarize dense content, break it into logical blocks, and verify claims through online research, then answer open-ended puzzles in English and Dutch. Each response you submit becomes a training signal that helps fine-tune models like GPT and cuts down their common reasoning mistakes. The role is a freelancer engagement, and the schedule overlaps UTC-8 hours.
What You'll Do8
- 1Read lengthy content and split it into smaller, logical segments.
- 2Conduct online research to verify factual claims in the content.
- 3Answer analytical questions about data distributions, rules, and constraints with a written explanation of the reasoning.
- 4Create new scenarios and puzzles that help train the LLM to handle difficult cases.
- 5Provide detailed annotations and constructive feedback on model responses.
- 6Supply the correct answer and an explanation whenever the model output is incorrect.
- 7Work on assigned tasks independently in a remote environment.
- 8Arrange your schedule to meet the 40-hour weekly commitment with overlap in UTC-8 hours.
Requirements8
- 1Mandatory working proficiency in English and Dutch.
- 2Strong research and analytical skills to evaluate claims and interpret data.
- 3Ability to write clear feedback and detailed annotations that help improve model answers.
- 4Good logical reasoning, including basic arithmetic and data interpretation.
- 5Comfort with Excel and Google Suite for organizing and checking information.
- 6A bachelor's degree in fields such as Engineering, Literature, Journalism, Communications, Arts, or Statistics, or equivalent professional writing experience.
- 7A reliable desktop or laptop and a stable internet connection.
- 8Availability 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.
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Show your annotation style in the application by attaching a short sample in both English and Dutch that walks through a logic problem step by step and cites the online sources you used to validate a factual claim.
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