Business Analyst (Hebrew Language)
Overview
Hebrew-speaking analysts will read, summarize, and break down large content into logical blocks for LLM training. The daily work involves answering analytical questions, creating scenarios, and correcting model responses on tasks like sales data interpretation or logic-based scheduling puzzles. Claims in the content must be verified through online research before feedback is given. No prior specialized domain experience is required, making this role accessible to sharp critical thinkers.
What You'll Do6
- 1Read and condense large content into smaller, coherent logical units for LLM training.
- 2Verify factual claims in content through online research before including them in training data.
- 3Solve analytical puzzles and logic problems, then document the reasoning step by step for model learning.
- 4Create new scenarios and edge-case questions to challenge and improve LLM reasoning.
- 5Provide clear, constructive feedback and detailed annotations on model outputs.
- 6Collaborate with the team to refine language model behavior and improve response quality.
Requirements11
- 1Mandatory fluency in Hebrew and English with strong comprehension in both.
- 2Strong analytical and research abilities to break down complex information and validate claims.
- 3Ability to provide detailed annotations and constructive feedback on AI model outputs.
- 4Creative and lateral thinking to solve novel puzzles and design training scenarios.
- 5Excellent written communication and collaboration skills for a remote team.
- 6Self-motivated and capable of working independently in a remote setup.
- 7Availability to commit 40 hours per week for the contract duration with 2-5 hours daily overlap with UTC-8 (US Pacific time).
- 8A reliable desktop/laptop and stable internet connection.
- 9Preferred: a degree in engineering, literature, journalism, communications, arts, statistics, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.
- 10Preferred: professional writing or editing background (business analyst, copywriter, journalist, technical writer, translator, etc.).
- 11Preferred: familiarity with Excel and Google Suite along with data interpretation, logical reasoning, and basic arithmetic.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate is a sharp analytical thinker who enjoys solving logic puzzles and can explain their reasoning in clear Hebrew and English. This role suits someone who can work independently on remote tasks, is disciplined about a 40-hour commitment, and can overlap 2-5 hours daily with US Pacific time. It is less suitable for people who prefer structured supervision, dislike repetitive annotation work, or cannot commit to the schedule. Common reasons candidates score low on fit include weak English comprehension despite strong Hebrew skills, or an inability to produce concise, accurate explanations for their answers. Another rejection trigger is failing to show evidence of research or fact-checking experience during the hiring test.
Salary Insight
No specific salary figures are stated; the posting mentions competitive compensation based on experience and expertise, with potential for contract extension.
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