Business Analyst (Korean Language)
Listing checked August 25, 2026 · pay as published by Turing
Overview
This role puts your analytical skills to work improving large language models (LLMs). You will read, summarize, and break down content into logical blocks, then conduct online research to verify claims and build training scenarios. Day-to-day work involves solving analytical questions and logic puzzles, such as interpreting sales-by-month distributions or working through postman routing constraints. You will provide correct answers and detailed explanations that help models like GPT learn. The position is fully remote, requires fluency in Korean and English, and asks for up to 40 hours per week with overlap in Pacific Time.
What You'll Do6
- 1Break down lengthy content into clear, logical segments for model training.
- 2Perform online research to verify factual claims and gather supporting evidence.
- 3Solve analytical and logic-based questions, such as interpreting sales data by location and month.
- 4Create training scenarios and answer questions that expose weaknesses in LLM outputs.
- 5Provide detailed annotations and constructive feedback to guide model improvements.
- 6Track and validate your work using spreadsheet tools like Excel and Google Sheets.
Requirements10
- 1Fluency in Korean and English (reading, writing, and comprehension).
- 2Strong research and analytical skills, with the ability to verify information online.
- 3Ability to provide clear, constructive feedback and detailed annotations.
- 4Creative and lateral thinking to solve varied logic puzzles and analytical problems.
- 5Excellent written and verbal communication, plus collaboration in a remote team.
- 6Self-motivated and comfortable working independently from a home setup.
- 7Availability to commit up to 40 hours per week for the contract duration, with 2-5 hours daily overlap with Pacific Time (UTC-8).
- 8A reliable desktop or laptop with a stable internet connection.
- 9Preferred: a bachelor's degree in engineering, literature, journalism, communications, arts, statistics, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.
- 10Preferred: professional writing experience (e.g., business analyst, research analyst, copywriter, journalist, technical writer, editor, translator), plus familiarity with Excel and Google Suite.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate is a detail-oriented analyst who enjoys untangling logic puzzles and verifying facts online. This role suits someone comfortable reading and writing in Korean and English, and who can explain their reasoning clearly. It is less suitable for people who prefer structured, repetitive tasks or who dislike open-ended problem solving. Candidates often get rejected when they lack the required bilingual fluency or cannot commit to the fixed overlap with Pacific Time hours. Another common pitfall is submitting vague annotations without clear explanations.
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