Business Analyst Norwegian Language Remote
Listing checked September 8, 2026 · pay as published by Turing
Overview
Turing seeks a detail-focused analyst fluent in Norwegian and English to help refine large language models. You will read and break down dense content, verify claims through online research, and solve structured puzzles that train AI to reason better. This is a fully remote, contract role with an expected commitment of up to 40 hours per week, overlapping US hours. No deep technical background is needed; strong logic and clear writing matter more.
What You'll Do8
- 1Analyze provided scenarios and produce correct answers with clear explanations that help improve model accuracy.
- 2Break complex content into smaller, coherent blocks for easier model training and evaluation.
- 3Conduct online research to validate factual claims and check their reliability.
- 4Create diverse question sets and edge cases that challenge the model's reasoning abilities.
- 5Offer constructive feedback through detailed annotations on model outputs.
- 6Collaborate with team members to refine training approaches and share insights.
- 7Follow strict guidelines to ensure data quality and consistency across tasks.
- 8Manage your own schedule to meet daily deliverables while maintaining high accuracy.
Requirements11
- 1Native or professional proficiency in Norwegian and English, both written and spoken.
- 2Strong analytical skills with the ability to read, summarize, and interpret data.
- 3Excellent written communication for creating clear, concise annotations and explanations.
- 4Creative problem-solving and lateral thinking to handle complex scenarios.
- 5Comfort working independently in a remote setup with minimal supervision.
- 6Reliable computer and high-speed internet connection.
- 7Willingness to work up to 40 hours per week with some overlap with Pacific Time (UTC-8).
- 8A bachelor's degree in a relevant field (e.g., Engineering, Literature, Journalism, Communications, Arts, Statistics) is preferred, but equivalent experience is acceptable.
- 9Background in professional writing (business analysis, research, copywriting, journalism, technical writing, editing, or translation) is a plus.
- 10Familiarity with Excel and Google Suite is advantageous.
- 11Competence in data interpretation, logical reasoning, and basic arithmetic is highly valued.
Who Should Apply
This role fits someone who enjoys untangling logical puzzles and explaining their reasoning in plain language. A background in analysis or writing helps, but the core need is sharp critical thinking and a native feel for Norwegian. You should be comfortable with ambiguity and able to commit to a consistent remote schedule overlapping US hours. It is less suited to people who prefer structured, repeated tasks or lack the discipline to work without close supervision. Candidates who fail typically struggle with the analytical test, provide vague or unsupported answers, or underestimate the writing quality expected in annotations.
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During the analytical challenge, practice explaining your reasoning step-by-step, as if teaching a beginner. Also, polish your written Norwegian and English, since both will be evaluated. Show that you can handle ambiguity by giving clear, logical justifications, not just one-line answers.
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