Business Analyst (Tagalog Language)
Listing checked August 25, 2026 · pay as published by Turing
Overview
Turing connects global talent with leading LLM companies to improve model performance through evaluation, fine-tuning, and feedback. This remote contract role puts your Tagalog and English skills to work: you'll read and summarize large content blocks, fact-check claims online, and solve analytical puzzles for large language models. Each day involves answering logic- and data-based questions and building training scenarios that teach the models correct reasoning. You don't need a specialized domain background, but strong analytical thinking and a stable internet setup are essential.
What You'll Do6
- 1Read and summarize lengthy content in Tagalog and English, breaking it into logical sections for model training.
- 2Verify factual claims through targeted online research and document corrections.
- 3Solve analytical and logic puzzles, and provide step-by-step explanations for the correct answers.
- 4Create question-and-answer scenarios that highlight common reasoning errors in LLMs.
- 5Analyze data distributions and trends (e.g., monthly sales by location) to identify patterns and anomalies.
- 6Write detailed annotations and constructive feedback on model outputs.
Requirements9
- 1Fluency in both English and Tagalog, with strong reading comprehension in both languages.
- 2Proven research and analytical skills, including the ability to validate claims and interpret data.
- 3Attention to detail when providing annotations and feedback on model responses.
- 4Ability to work independently in a remote setup and commit to 40 hours per week.
- 5Reliable desktop or laptop with a good internet connection.
- 6Available for a 2-5 hour daily overlap with the UTC-8 (America/Los_Angeles) time zone.
- 7Preferred: a bachelor's degree in engineering, literature, journalism, communications, arts, statistics, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.
- 8Preferred: professional writing experience as a business analyst, researcher, copywriter, journalist, technical writer, editor, or translator.
- 9Preferred: working knowledge of Excel and Google Workspace, plus basic data interpretation, logic, and arithmetic.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate is a bilingual Tagalog-English speaker who enjoys digging into data, logic puzzles, and factual research, and produces clear written explanations without constant supervision. This role suits people who can honor a fixed 40-hour weekly schedule with US-time overlap. It is less suitable for anyone who needs company-provided medical or paid leave, since this is a contractor arrangement, or for those who prefer a structured team environment. Common reasons candidates get filtered out include weak English comprehension, vague or incomplete annotations, and failure to commit to the required time zone overlap.
Salary Insight
Competitive compensation based on experience and expertise; contractor position with no medical or paid leave.
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Before applying, prepare two or three short annotation samples in Tagalog and English that show how you would correct a flawed AI response or break a complex paragraph into logical points. In the application, state your daily availability in UTC-8 and confirm you can maintain the 40-hour weekly commitment.
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