Business Analyst - US
Listing checked October 14, 2026 · pay as published by Turing
Overview
Turing needs a Business Analyst to evaluate chatbot responses for a project that runs 16 weeks. You will compare outputs from multiple chatbots and deliver a final assessment against defined criteria. The work also covers gathering and documenting business requirements, mapping workflows, and reporting findings to stakeholders. The schedule runs five days a week, including weekends when needed, with two weekdays off. This is fully remote and project-based.
What You'll Do11
- 1Collect, examine, and document business requirements for the chatbot evaluation project
- 2Compare responses from multiple chatbots and score each against the defined criteria
- 3Deliver a final written assessment for every evaluation task
- 4Convert business requirements into clear functional specifications
- 5Map workflows and processes, then flag gaps and areas for improvement
- 6Build reports, dashboards, and process maps that capture findings
- 7Work with stakeholders to clarify business needs and objectives
- 8Support project planning, testing, implementation, and user acceptance testing
- 9Coordinate with technical and cross-functional teams to keep delivery on track
- 10Monitor project progress, risks, dependencies, and key performance indicators
- 11Present insights and recommendations to stakeholders
Requirements7
- 12+ years working as a Business Analyst or in a comparable role
- 2Proven experience with requirement-gathering and process-mapping techniques
- 3Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities
- 4Clear written and verbal communication skills
- 5Comfort working with cross-functional teams and juggling multiple priorities
- 6High attention to detail and solid documentation habits
- 7Familiarity with Agile or Scrum methodologies (an advantage)
Who Should Apply
Candidates with 2+ years as a Business Analyst and hands-on experience comparing or evaluating chatbot outputs should apply. The role suits someone who documents requirements well, maps processes, and can deliver clear assessments on deadline. Agile or Scrum exposure helps.
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Quantify your evaluation work in your application: state how many chatbot responses or tasks you assessed, the criteria you used, and any process-mapping or requirement-gathering artifacts you produced. Name the Agile or Scrum frameworks you have worked in.
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