Business Analyst Turkish Speaker Remote
Listing checked September 8, 2026 · pay as published by Turing
Overview
We're looking for a detail-oriented Business Analyst to help improve large language models by analyzing and summarizing content in Turkish. In this remote contractor role, you'll break down complex material into logical chunks, verify claims through online research, and craft scenarios that teach models to reason better. You'll work on puzzles that challenge the model's understanding, such as analyzing sales trends or deducing postal routes from given rules. This is a chance to deepen your expertise in AI while honing your analytical skills, all from the comfort of your home.
What You'll Do6
- 1Read and summarize extensive content in Turkish, condensing it into clear, logical segments.
- 2Conduct online research to validate factual claims and ensure accuracy in the content you review.
- 3Create and answer analytical questions and scenarios designed to train LLMs, providing correct answers and detailed explanations.
- 4Offer constructive feedback and detailed annotations to improve model outputs.
- 5Collaborate remotely with a team, sharing insights and communicating effectively in both English and Turkish.
- 6Commit to a full-time schedule of up to 40 hours per week, with overlap during US business hours.
Requirements11
- 1Fluency in both English and Turkish is mandatory, with the ability to read, write, and think in both languages.
- 2Strong analytical and research skills, including the ability to interpret data and solve logic puzzles.
- 3Excellent written and verbal communication, with a knack for giving clear feedback and annotations.
- 4Creative and lateral thinking to devise novel scenarios that challenge AI models.
- 5Self-motivated and disciplined to work independently in a fully remote setup.
- 6Reliable desktop or laptop with a stable internet connection.
- 7Ability to work up to 40 hours per week, overlapping with UTC-8 (2-5 hours/day) to align with the team.
- 8A bachelor's degree in Engineering, Literature, Journalism, Communications, Arts, Statistics, or a related field is preferred, but we welcome candidates with equivalent professional experience.
- 9Prior experience in professional writing, such as business analysis, research, copywriting, journalism, technical writing, editing, or translation, is a plus.
- 10Comfort with Excel and Google Suite for data handling.
- 11Proficiency in data interpretation, logical reasoning, and basic arithmetic is highly desirable.
Who Should Apply
This role is a perfect fit for a bilingual thinker who enjoys untangling complex information and teaching machines to do the same. If you have a background in analysis, writing, or research and want to dive into the AI field, this opportunity will grow your skills while you work on real-world LLM challenges. It’s less suited for those who prefer a structured routine or lack the flexibility to adapt to shifting scenarios. Many applicants stumble when they can’t demonstrate sharp logical reasoning or when their written English and Turkish don’t meet professional standards. Others miss out by underestimating the time commitment or failing to show they can work independently in a remote setting.
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To boost your fit, brush up on your logical reasoning and data interpretation skills. Practice breaking down sample posts with a step-by-step method, and be ready to explain your thought process clearly in both English and Turkish. Highlight any prior experience where you tackled analytical puzzles, wrote professional reports, or worked with data.
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