Business Analyst (Russian Language)
Listing checked August 25, 2026 · pay as published by Turing
Overview
Candidates in this contract role read and analyze content in Russian and English to produce summaries and annotations that help fine-tune large language models. Daily work centers on answering analytical questions, checking claims through online research, and building logic scenarios such as sales-distribution comparisons or schedule puzzles. The role runs up to 12 months with a 40-hour weekly commitment that overlaps with UTC-8 working hours. No prior domain specialization is required, making it open to strong generalists.
What You'll Do6
- 1Read and analyze Russian-language content to condense large documents into clear, logical summaries.
- 2Investigate claims found in the material using online research and verify their accuracy.
- 3Solve analytical and logic problems, including data interpretation tasks and rule-based puzzles.
- 4Create training scenarios that illustrate common model mistakes and provide step-by-step explanations.
- 5Write detailed annotations and constructive feedback that help improve model responses.
- 6Collaborate with the project team to maintain quality standards across tasks.
Requirements8
- 1Native-level reading and writing ability in Russian and English, with strong comprehension in both languages.
- 2Proven research and analytical skills, including the ability to validate claims and interpret data.
- 3Experience writing feedback, annotations, or professional content such as reports, articles, or technical documents.
- 4Comfort with logical reasoning, basic arithmetic, and tools like Excel and Google Suite.
- 5Ability to work independently in a remote environment while maintaining consistent communication.
- 6Commitment to a 40-hour work week for up to 12 months, with schedule overlap for UTC-8 business hours.
- 7Reliable desktop or laptop setup with a stable internet connection.
- 8A bachelor's degree in Engineering, Literature, Journalism, Communications, Arts, Statistics, or a related field is preferred but not required.
Who Should Apply
Strong candidates bring sharp analytical habits, bilingual fluency in Russian and English, and a track record of writing precise summaries or annotations. The role suits people who enjoy puzzle-style reasoning and can commit to a fixed 40-hour schedule that overlaps with US Pacific time hours. It is less suitable for those who prefer structured supervision or who are not comfortable with open-ended research and logic tasks. Applicants often fall short when their Russian comprehension is conversational rather than professional-grade, or when they underestimate the time-zone overlap requirement. Another common miss is submitting work samples that show weak attention to detail in explanations.
Salary Insight
Competitive compensation based on experience and expertise; no specific range disclosed.
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Submit a short writing sample in both Russian and English that demonstrates your ability to condense complex content into clear logical points, and confirm your availability for a 40-hour week with UTC-8 overlap.
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