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Business Analyst (Norwegian Language) — LLM Training (Turing)
What the work involves
This Norwegian-language Business Analyst role focuses on the explanations that help an LLM reason through a problem. Turing needs people who can understand complex material, summarise it accurately and check claims against online sources. You'll also answer analytical questions and build scenarios, showing the steps that lead to the correct result. A sales comparison or a multi-step delivery problem gives a useful idea of the work.
The entry describes a two-month remote engagement with 20, 30 or 40 weekly hours and 2-5 hours of daily Pacific Time overlap. Prior AI work and specialist domain experience are not needed.
What you'll do
- Turn lengthy source content into clear summaries and logical blocks
- Check statements through online research before using them in an answer
- Work through analytical questions and develop LLM training scenarios
- Explain solutions to reasoning puzzles so the model can follow the steps
- Add precise annotations and feedback that help improve model responses
Requirements & eligibility
- Strong spoken and written Norwegian alongside fluent English
- Research skills and the ability to reason through analytical questions
- Clear, constructive feedback supported by detailed annotations
- An inventive approach to problems that need lateral thinking
- Availability for a two-month contract at 20-40 hours/week and 2-5 hours of daily US/Pacific overlap
- Reliable internet and access to a laptop or desktop
How to apply
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