Business Analyst (Turkish Language)
Overview
This role improves AI language models by analyzing and summarizing Turkish content. You will break down large documents into logical blocks, fact-check claims through online research, and solve reasoning puzzles to produce correct answers. The work includes crafting scenarios that teach models like GPT to handle tricky analytical and logic questions. You do not need prior domain expertise, but you must be fluent in both Turkish and English and work remotely with a 2-5 hour daily overlap with UTC-8.
What You'll Do5
- 1Read and condense large Turkish texts into smaller, coherent sections that preserve meaning.
- 2Fact-check statements in the content through targeted web searches and record evidence.
- 3Solve logic and analytical puzzles, then supply clear explanations for the correct answer.
- 4Write original question-and-answer scenarios to train large language models.
- 5Provide detailed annotations and constructive feedback on model outputs.
Requirements6
- 1Native or professional fluency in Turkish and English (mandatory).
- 2Strong analytical, research, and logical reasoning abilities.
- 3Ability to work independently in a remote setting and commit 40 hours per week.
- 4Access to a desktop or laptop with a reliable internet connection.
- 5Preferred: a bachelor's degree or equivalent professional writing experience (Editor, Copywriter, Analyst).
- 6Comfort with Excel and Google Suite, plus basic arithmetic and data interpretation.
Who Should Apply
The ideal candidate is a bilingual Turkish-English analyst who enjoys untangling logical problems and explaining their reasoning. This role suits self-directed professionals who can work alone in a remote setup and maintain a daily schedule overlapping US Pacific hours. It is less suitable for people who prefer structured teams or dislike ambiguous, puzzle-driven tasks. Candidates often get rejected for not demonstrating strong analytical reasoning in assessments, or for being unable to commit to the required UTC-8 overlap and 40-hour weekly availability.
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