Business Analyst (Italian Language)
Listing checked August 25, 2026 · pay as published by Turing
Overview
The role is a remote contractor assignment for a Business Analyst (Italian Language) contributing to LLM training. You will analyze Italian content, verify claims through online research, and solve logic puzzles that test how models interpret data. Your day-to-day work involves building scenarios that teach GPT-class models to give correct answers and explaining the reasoning behind those answers. The role requires a 40-hour weekly commitment with a 2-5 hour overlap against UTC-8 (America/Los_Angeles).
What You'll Do6
- 1Break down Italian-language source material into smaller, logical sections that can be used as training data for language models.
- 2Run online research to check whether claims in the content are accurate, and correct false statements with evidence.
- 3Solve analytical puzzles involving sales distributions, scheduling rules, and location comparisons, then supply the right answer with a clear explanation.
- 4Invent fresh question-and-answer scenarios that expose weaknesses in current model behavior and help improve future responses.
- 5Give detailed feedback and annotations on model outputs so trainers can see where reasoning goes wrong.
- 6Maintain consistent availability for the full 40-hour contract week and align work time with the required UTC-8 window.
Requirements8
- 1Mandatory bilingual fluency in Italian and English, with strong reading comprehension in both languages.
- 2Solid research skills and proven ability to verify claims using online sources.
- 3Experience in professional writing roles such as business analyst, research analyst, copywriter, journalist, technical writer, editor, or translator.
- 4Working knowledge of Excel and Google Suite, plus comfort with data interpretation, logical reasoning, and basic arithmetic.
- 5Self-motivated and able to work independently in a remote environment.
- 6A dependable computer and internet connection that supports full-time remote work.
- 7Commitment to 40 hours per week for the entire contract, with 2-5 hours of overlap each day with UTC-8 (America/Los_Angeles).
- 8A bachelor's degree in Engineering, Literature, Journalism, Communications, Arts, Statistics, or a related field is preferred, but relevant experience is accepted without a degree.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate is a detail-oriented Italian speaker who enjoys turning vague questions into step-by-step logical answers. People with backgrounds in research, journalism, editing, or business analysis will find the daily puzzle-solving and annotation work natural. This role demands strong English reading and writing because final explanations need to be clear to model trainers. This role is less suitable for people who want constant supervision or who dislike repetitive research. Many candidates lose the role by underestimating the 40-hour weekly commitment or by failing to demonstrate precise written feedback during the assessment.
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Show concrete examples of your Italian and English analytical writing, especially tasks where you verified facts or broke down complex data. Explicitly state your availability for the required UTC-8 overlap, since schedule fit is a common reason candidates get filtered out.
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