Business Analyst (French Language)
Listing checked August 25, 2026 · pay as published by Turing
Overview
This contract role focuses on French and English content analysis to help fine-tune large language models like GPT. Each day involves breaking down complex material into logical blocks, validating claims through online research, and constructing scenarios that train the models to reason correctly. Expect hands-on work with data interpretation, logical reasoning, and basic arithmetic in tasks ranging from sales trend analysis to rule-based puzzles. The position requires a 40-hour weekly commitment with a 2-5 hour daily overlap with UTC-8 (America/Los_Angeles). Prior specialized domain experience is not necessary, but strong analytical skills are essential.
What You'll Do6
- 1Break down large pieces of content into logical segments and produce concise summaries of each.
- 2Perform online research to fact-check and validate claims presented in the material.
- 3Craft realistic analytical questions and test scenarios that expose weaknesses in large language models.
- 4Solve data-driven puzzles, such as interpreting monthly sales distributions across locations to identify growth patterns.
- 5Provide clear, constructive feedback and detailed annotations that guide model corrections.
- 6Collaborate with the team to ensure training scenarios align with project goals and quality standards.
Requirements9
- 1Bilingual fluency in English and French (mandatory).
- 2Proven ability to research, analyze, and validate information from online sources.
- 3Experience writing professionally in roles such as business analyst, research analyst, copywriter, journalist, technical writer, editor, or translator.
- 4Proficiency in Excel and Google Suite tools.
- 5Strong command of data interpretation, logical reasoning, and basic arithmetic.
- 6Ability to provide constructive feedback and detailed annotations.
- 7Able to self-manage while working remotely, with a reliable desktop/laptop and stable internet connection.
- 8Willingness to commit 40 hours per week with a daily 2-5 hour overlap with UTC-8 (America/Los_Angeles).
- 9A bachelor's degree in Engineering, Literature, Journalism, Communications, Arts, Statistics, or a related field is preferred; equivalent experience is accepted.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate for this role is bilingual in French and English, with sharp analytical instincts and a track record of fact-checking or research-based writing. You should be comfortable tackling data interpretation and logical puzzles, and able to work on your own while maintaining attention to detail. This role is less suitable for those who cannot commit to a 40-hour weekly schedule with 2-5 hours of daily overlap with UTC-8, or who prefer routine tasks over varied analytical challenges. Candidates often get rejected for underperforming in the logical reasoning assessment or for failing to provide precise, constructive feedback during the annotation test. A reliable internet connection and a dedicated workspace are also non-negotiable.
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Competitive compensation based on experience and expertise; no specific figures disclosed.
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In your application, document your French and English fluency with certification or a writing sample, and include a short example of how you validated a claim through online research. Mention your comfort with Excel and Google Sheets, as data interpretation is central to the role.
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