Business Analyst (Japanese) Remote Contract
Listing checked September 8, 2026 · pay as published by Turing
Overview
This fully remote contractor role with Turing centers on refining large language models by solving analytical puzzles and crafting training scenarios. You will read sizable content, break it into logical parts, validate claims through online research, and provide clear explanations to help models learn. The work suits those with strong research instincts and a knack for structured reasoning. No specialized domain background is required, but fluency in English and Japanese is a must.
What You'll Do6
- 1Analyze a variety of content, summarizing and segmenting it into coherent, logical blocks.
- 2Verify claims and statements through targeted online research to confirm accuracy.
- 3Answer analytical questions and develop scenarios that train LLMs to handle edge cases.
- 4Provide constructive feedback and detailed annotations to improve model responses.
- 5Collaborate with the team to solve challenges, offering creative and lateral solutions.
- 6Commit up to 40 hours weekly, overlapping with US time zones as needed.
Requirements7
- 1Professional fluency in English and Japanese (reading, writing, and comprehension).
- 2Strong analytical and research skills, capable of breaking down complex information.
- 3Ability to work independently in a remote setup with a reliable computer and internet.
- 4Background in engineering, literature, journalism, communications, arts, statistics, or related fields is preferred, but not required for experienced candidates.
- 5Experience in professional writing, such as business analysis, research, copywriting, journalism, technical writing, editing, or translation is a plus.
- 6Familiarity with Excel and Google Suite is desirable.
- 7Proficiency in data interpretation, logical reasoning, and basic arithmetic is highly valued.
Who Should Apply
This role fits candidates who are naturally curious, enjoy solving logic puzzles, and have an eye for detail. If you can explain complex ideas in simple terms and are comfortable with ambiguity, you will likely thrive. It is less suitable for those who prefer routine tasks or need constant supervision, as the work is autonomous and remote. Common reasons for rejection include weak performance on the analytical challenge or the writing assessment, and a failure to demonstrate consistent, clear communication in both English and Japanese.
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Before applying, practice explaining reasoning step-by-step in both English and Japanese. The evaluation includes a timed analytical challenge and a business writing test, so sharpen your ability to spot logical inconsistencies and articulate solutions concisely.
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